ISCE_INSAR/components/isceobj/InsarProc/runPrepareResamps.py

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# Author: Brett George
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import logging
from isceobj.Constants import SPEED_OF_LIGHT
logger = logging.getLogger('isce.insar.runPrepareResamps')
def runPrepareResamps(self, rangeLooks=None, azLooks=None):
import math
secondaryOrbit = self.insar.secondaryOrbit
referenceFrame = self.insar.referenceFrame
peg = self.insar.peg
referenceSlcImage = self.insar.referenceSlcImage
time2, schPosition2, schVelocity2, offset2 = secondaryOrbit._unpackOrbit()
s2 = schPosition2[0][0]
s2_2 = schPosition2[1][0]
valid_az_samples = self.insar.numberValidPulses
numPatches = self.insar.numberPatches
lines = numPatches * valid_az_samples
fs = referenceFrame.getInstrument().getRangeSamplingRate()
dr = (SPEED_OF_LIGHT / (2 * fs))
self._insar.setSlantRangePixelSpacing(dr)
# widthSlc = max(self._insar.getReferenceSlcImage().getWidth(), self._insar.getSecondarySlcImage().getWidth())
widthSlc = self._insar.getReferenceSlcImage().getWidth()
radarWavelength = referenceFrame.getInstrument().getRadarWavelength()
rc = peg.getRadiusOfCurvature()
ht = self._insar.getAverageHeight()
r0 = referenceFrame.getStartingRange()
range = r0 + (widthSlc / 2 * dr)
costheta = (2*rc*ht+ht*ht-range*range)/-2/rc/range
sininc = math.sqrt(1 - (costheta * costheta))
posting = self.posting
grndpixel = dr / sininc
if rangeLooks:
looksrange=rangeLooks
else:
looksrange=int(posting/grndpixel+0.5)
if azLooks:
looksaz=azLooks
else:
looksaz=int(round(posting/(s2_2 - s2)))
if (looksrange < 1):
logger.warning("Number range looks less than zero, setting to 1")
looksrange = 1
if (looksaz < 1):
logger.warning("Number azimuth looks less than zero, setting to 1")
looksaz = 1
self._insar.setNumberAzimuthLooks(looksaz)
self._insar.setNumberRangeLooks(looksrange)
self._insar.setNumberResampLines(lines)
#jng at one point this will go in the defaults of the self._insar calss
numFitCoeff = 6
self._insar.setNumberFitCoefficients(numFitCoeff)