* Updated CMakeLists.txt to properly install the ISSI files thru CMake
* Update CMakeLists.txt to compile the src to generate filter.so
* Adjusted spaces on the code
* Update Stack.py
* add unpack and prepare files for UAVSAR HDF5 files
* fix acq typo, expand stackStripMap to HDF5 UAVSAR
* remove comments from previous UAVSAR skeleton
* fix hard coded freq A, clarity on gdal format command
Add stackSentinel.py -V / --virtual_merge option to be able to change the default virtual file options. Default value is retained to not affect any existing operations.
* track the prev guess in `geo2rdr`, break after convergence
* create doppler Poly once, avoid prints
Orbit.geo2rdr creates a poly, which prints "Polynomial Order: 0 - by - 0" each time
I'm proposing a fix to create_cmds.py since I found a minor bug in line 165 which doesn't remove the excluded dates during image stacking. Instead line 165 removes dates based on the dates not included from the dates to be included parameter on the alosStack.xml.
The image folder contains the ALOS-2 images with dates 191005, 191019, 191102, 191214, 191228.
I've tested the changes and it worked properly.
Co-authored-by: Ryan Burns <rtburns@jpl.nasa.gov>
* Changes to fetchOrbit.py to download orbit files in the new ESA website
I've made changes to the fetchOrbit.py to download the files on the https://scihub.copernicus.eu/gnss/#/home. I've used the generic credentials to query and download the orbit files.
* Update fetchOrbit.py
* Make output path generic
I've used os.path.join on line no. 165 to make it more generic.
* Set the verify option to true
I've set the verify option to True to remove the warning regarding "Unverified HTTPS request".
* Changes to the download link of the fetchOrbit.py
The download link before uses the href link on the XML of the website. It was properly working right until yesterday when it didn't work properly.
Instead I've edited the script to be consistent instead with the download link on the scihub copernicus GNSS website. I've tested it and it worked properly.
* Update fetchOrbit.py
After running the currently modified fetchOrbits.py, I've found out that the downloaded precise orbits were based on the date that they were processed instead of the date that they can be used. I've also modified the code to prevent downloading of restituted orbit if the precise orbit is available.
Pls. check if the changes I've made applies the orbit files to the Sentinel-1 SLC images properly.
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Scott Staniewicz
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