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Hello, thank you very much for your outstanding work!
After downloading the data, we are a bit confused about the band information.
Could you please explain how the bands in datasets [s1grd-2020] and [gunw-dateinit_dateend] correspond to each other?
For example, dataset [gunw-dateinit_dateend] has 96 bands—what exactly do these 96 bands represent?
Similarly, dataset [s1grd-2020] has 16 bands—how are these 16 bands distributed among VV/VH, ascending/descending orbits, and the four seasons?
Where can we find detailed information about the bands? Look forward to your response.
Best regards
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For GUNW, if you open the .nc files using xarray like
withxr.open_dataset("test_file.nc", "/science/grids/data") asds:
datepairs=ds.datepair.values#These will be formatted like "YYYYMMDD_YYYYMMDD" (End date first)datepair=datepairs[0] #Pick whichever you wantinterf=ds.unwrappedPhase.sel({"datepair": datepair}) #Get the unwrapped phase out (Note: there's probably a faster/better way of doing this)
Ref: here and here and here to see the dataloader code using something like this. Also see attached images.
Hello, thank you very much for your outstanding work!
After downloading the data, we are a bit confused about the band information.
Could you please explain how the bands in datasets [s1grd-2020] and [gunw-dateinit_dateend] correspond to each other?
For example, dataset [gunw-dateinit_dateend] has 96 bands—what exactly do these 96 bands represent?
Similarly, dataset [s1grd-2020] has 16 bands—how are these 16 bands distributed among VV/VH, ascending/descending orbits, and the four seasons?
Where can we find detailed information about the bands? Look forward to your response.
Best regards
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: