MintPy-tutorials contains the documentations for the MintPy repo, mainly in Jupyter Notebook.
Contents (nbviewer)
This notebook walks through the various processing steps of InSAR time series analysis using MintPy.
- ISCE/topsStack + MintPy (Sentinel-1 on Fernandina, Galápagos): nbviewer
- ARIA + MintPy (Sentinel-1 on San Francisco Bay): nbviewer
- 2019 UNAVCO short course recording on YouTube [starting at 3:02:12]
- 2020 UNAVCO short course recroding on Google Drive [starting at 52:40]
- Interactive time-series with tsview
- Interactive coherence matrix with plot_coherence_matrix
- Interactive transection with plot_transection
- Google Earth doc
- Read GMT *.grd file: nbviewer
- Read / save time-series HDF5 file into text file: nbviewer
- Read / plot displacement time-series of one pixel: nbviewer
- Read HDF5 files in Matlab: m file
List of examples of how to build customized application using mintpy modules or to build processing recipe using mintpy scripts.
- Create water mask in radar coordinates: nbviewer
- Calculate multilook number for InSAR processing with ISCE: nbviewer
- Post-processing of single interferogram after ISCE/stripmapApp: nbviewer
- Geo / radar coordinates conversion: nbviewer
- Plot GPS as quiver on top of InSAR data: nbviewer
- Average velocity estimation demonstration: nbviewer
1. Single interferogram processing with ISCE2
- Sentinel-1 TOPS mode SAR data with topsApp [video]
- StripMap mode SAR data with stripmapApp [video]
2. Stack of interferograms processing with ISCE2 stack processors [video]
- Sentinel-1 TOPS mode SAR data with topsStack
- StripMap mode SAR data with stripmapStack
3. Manipulate ARIA standard InSAR products with ARIA-tools [video]
- Downloading GUNW products using ariaDownload
- Preparing GUNW products for time series analysis using ariaTSsetup