Course Materials | InSAR: An introduction to Processing and Applications using ISCE and GIAnT
- Agenda
- Principles and Theory of Radar Interferometry, P. Rosen [pdf]
- Introduction to SAR Data Access, S. Baker [pdf]
- ISCE Internals "Under the Hood", E. Fielding [pdf]
- Unofficial Guide to Using ISCE Modules, P. Agram [pdf]
- ISCE manual and installation, JPL [pdf]
- ISCE-GIAnT Labs [pdf]
- GIAnT Presentation, JPL [pdf]
- "It's in ISCE but not in insarApp.py" Presentation, JPL [pptx]
- ISCE README [txt]
- Puppet Installation Script [.pp puppet pattern file]
WebEx Recordings
Video recordings of the 2014 InSAR Short Course are available for download and viewing using the WebEx Network Recoding Player available for free:
http://www.webex.com/play-webex-recording.html
The file format is .ARF, so download the .ARF player for Windows or Mac.
WARNING: The files are large (~1 GB)
Monday, August 4, 2014 (5.5 hours) [.arf file]
- Introduction to InSAR Applications (30 minutes)
- InSAR Theory (1 hour)
- Labs 0, 1 and 2. Introduction to Earthkit, Linux and ISCE with processing of test data, using MDX (1.25 hours)
- More SAR and InSAR theory (2 hours)
- Labs 3.0-3.3; Processing with insarApp.py and ALOS example; examining results and experimenting (1 hour)
Tuesday, August 5, 2014 (6 hours, 16 minutes) [.arf file]
- Getting SAR data; (30 minutes)
- ISCE internals (1 hour)
- Lab 4: Processing ERS data (1.25 hours)
- Lab 5: Processing Envisat data (0.5 hour)
- Conclusion of ISCE internals (1 hour)
- Labs 6 and 7 (2 hours)
Wednesday, August 6, 2014 (5.75 hours) [.arf file]
- Finish lab 7: (0.75 hour)
- Overview of ISCE capabilities that aren't yet in InsarApp.py (0.75 hour)
- Break (20 minutes -- recording still on)
- Lab 8 (0.75 hours -- some problems with the sound at the beginning)
- Lab 9.0-9.2 GIAnT (3 hours)
- "Practical considerations" (0.25 hours)
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