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Set-up Table of Contents Processing

Data Source:

    We will/have downloaded the data from the WInSAR Consortium archive for a pair of repeat orbit images surrounding the October 16, 1999 Hector Mine Earthquake in Southern California.

  • Within the search archive window of the WInSAR website, I chose to search radially for 100 km about 34.7 and -116.2 degrees (approx epicenter of the earthquake), and between September 1 through October 31, 1999.
  • 37 results were found, all for the ERS-2 satellite. We chose to download data from Track 127 and Frame 2907.
  • We need the following directory structure for the raw data: 'working_dir'/T'track'_'frame'/'sat'_'orbit'
     where:
               track = 127
               frame = 2907
               sat   = E2   #(ERS2)
               orbit = 23027  # or 23528  
    
    • Track numbers correspond to number of the "along-track" path that the satellite is traveling (for ERS satellites this varies mostly from East-West).
    • Frame numbers correspond to individual slices "along-track" and vary from N-S for descending and S-N for ascending orbits.
    • For repeat passes the Track and Frame numbers remain constant for the same satellite, while the orbit number will continue to increase.

      % mkdir -p  ~/MGM/HectorMine/T127_2907/E2_23027
      % mkdir -p  ~/MGM/HectorMine/T127_2907/E2_23528 
  • Because the password is protected, we will supply you with the already downloaded data. Please do not ask Jay or me for the password! We cannot give it to you.
  • For class, we will create links for the zip directories, since they are ~170M each.
      % cd  ~/MGM/HectorMine/T127_2907/E2_23027
      % ln -s ~anewman/MGM/HectorMine/ZIP/ERS2_127_2907_23027.zip
      
      % cd  ../E2_23528
      % ln -s ~anewman/MGM/HectorMine/ZIP/ERS2_127_2907_23528.zip
    
The below information on downloading data is for reference only.
  • If you had the password you could get the data. If you are working on a remote terminal, it may be a much better idea to download the data remotely using ftp from the command line.
      % cd  ~/MGM/HectorMine/T127_2907/E2_23027
      # The below will prompt you for the WInSAR password at UCSD (WE WON'T DO THIS IN CLASS) 
      %         ftp ftp://ers@winsar.ucsd.edu/T127/2907/e2_23027_2907.raw.gz  
      %         ftp ftp://ers@winsar.ucsd.edu/T127/2907/e2_23027_2907.ldr
      %         ftp ftp://ers@winsar.ucsd.edu/T127/2907/e2_23027_2907.vdf
      # or 
      %         wget  http://winsar.stanford.edu/data/ERS2/127/2907/ERS2_127_2907_23027.zip
    
      % cd  ../E2_23528
      # The below will prompt you for the WInSAR password at UCSD (WE WON'T DO THIS IN CLASS) 
      %         ftp ftp://ers@winsar.ucsd.edu/T127/2907/e2_23528_2907.raw.gz  
      %         ftp ftp://ers@winsar.ucsd.edu/T127/2907/e2_23528_2907.ldr
      %         ftp ftp://ers@winsar.ucsd.edu/T127/2907/e2_23528_2907.vdf
      # or 
      %         wget  http://winsar.stanford.edu/data/ERS2/127/2907/ERS2_127_2907_23528.zip
      # instead we will link the files from my directory 
     

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