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secular: refactor A.4 GNSS time-series plots #41
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@yunjunz When did you change MintPy to have the |
It was committed about a month ago (insarlab/MintPy#828), after the last release of 1.4.1. I plan to release version 1.5.0 in ~1 month to include this feature. I have completely migrated to the version with |
Can we add some code to work with the 1.4.1 release that is installed on the OpenSARLab servers? The Solid Earth ATBD review kickoff is scheduled for Nov. 1. |
Considering that the ATBD development is mostly done, we should not need the development version of mintpy anymore. Thus, one simple way is to use the conda-installed version of mintpy, with a fixed version number, similar to what we have done for gdal. If so, I will revert some of the changes in this PR, to work with mintpy-1.4.1 only. What do you think? |
Yes, I think it would be better to stick with the released version for the review. Does that mean that we also need to change the installation instructions? |
Yes, a little bit. I will try to update the PR for this later tonight. |
+ refactor the A.4 section: - simplify InSAR/GNSS reading by leveraging mintpy func - remove the un-meaningful velocity plot, which is extensively shown in the sections above - auto grab insar time-series filename based on template config. + remove unused module imports + sort module import based on standard practice for coseismic/secular/transient notebooks
This PR includes the following changes:
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