Hi,
Actually, all you have to do it is to have the right data structure
(STACKS/filterid/...)
and pass the "-f" parameter to the plots, e.g. msnoise plot ccftime -f 99
and even if the filter doens't exist, you'll still be able to plot the
results (the title of the plot will be replaced by Zeros).
Thomas
On 01/10/2019 14:30, Helena Latecki wrote:
Hello,
I was wondering if it's possible to use msnoise plot functions for data
from different analyzes? To be more precise, I would like to plot
interferograms for stacks I have saved from previous study without me going
through processes of scanning archive, computing-cc and stacking. I assume
I would have to populate station table with station names I used and create
filter with the appropriate name.
Thank you in advance!
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