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MINTPY-MULTI_TRANSECT(1) | User Commands | MINTPY-MULTI_TRANSECT(1) |
NAME¶
mintpy-multi_transect - Generating multiple profiles perpendicular to a Fault.
DESCRIPTION¶
- Generating multiple profiles(each profile includes seeveral transects [specified by -n]) perpendicular to a Fault . Fault is a path specified by lat and lon coordinates.
- Usage:
-n number of transects used to generate one profile
-d distance [in pixel] between individual transects to generate one profile
-F a txt file including the fault coordinates (first column lon , second column: lat)
-p flip profile left-right (yes or no) [default: no]
-u flip up - down [default: no]
-g gps_file (if exists)
-S source of GPS velocities (usgs,cmm4,mintpy)
- -G gps stations to compare with InSAR
- (all,insar,profile)
- "all": all gps stations is projected to the profile "insar": same as all but limited to the area covered by insar "profile": only those gps stations which are in the profile area]
-x lower bound to display in x direction
-X higher bound to display in x direction
-l lower bound to display in y direction
-h higher bound to display in y direction
-I display InSAR velocity [on] or off
-A display Average InSAR velocity [on] or off
-U display Standard deviation of the InSAR velocity [on] or off
-E Export the generated transect to a matlab file [off] or on
-W Length of a profile
-D Distance between two consequent average profile
- Example:
- multi_transect.py -f geo_velocity_masked.h5 -n 50 -d 1 -W 10 -D 2 -F Chaman_fault.txt
May 2022 | mintpy-multi_transect v1.3.3 |