Eric Fielding
Eric Fielding
Yes, for the UNAVCO2022 InSAR with ISCE+ they did a standard conda install of version 2.6.0 and then copied over the six or seven Python scripts that need to be...
Thanks for the sed command!
A version of autoRIFT has been included in ISCE2 for a while, but it is also available as a separate installation (see https://github.com/nasa-jpl/autoRIFT). There are some tutorials about autoRIFT there.
No, I applied that change to the code and tried to compile again with gcc12, and I got a different set of errors: ``` /Users/fielding/tools/ISCE2_latest/build/components/isceobj/Util/DenseOffsets/src/denseoffsetsRead.F:36:42: 36 | subroutine getLineBand(acc, arr,...
It seems that the OpenSARLab configuration has `gcc (Ubuntu 9.3.0-17ubuntu1~20.04) 9.3.0` so they won't have this problem.
Since the OpenSARLab configuration works with the existing version, we should not change this until after the UNAVCO 2022 course.
For additional information, I get the same error with gcc10. The gcc9 compiler does not support MacOS 11 or 12, so I am keeping old binaries for ISCE2.
@Meysam-Amiri I have been using the `conda-forge` released version of ISCE2 instead of trying to compile it from source code.
I am not sure which version of ISCE2 fixed this, but it now compiles with gcc 11 and 12.
Hi @durerimon, the old `insarApp.py` application is not supported since a few years ago. You should use the newer `stripmapApp.py` for processing ALOS data.