SNAP software you can use

Personally, I use several software solutions and techniques : DInSAR, PSI and SBAS

In the past I have used a lot DORIS+ StaMPS, now more SNAP+StaMPS (also using snap2stamps and TRAIN packages). I strongly believe that using only SNAP you can do DInSAR only, not reaching PSI or SBAS with SNAP only.

For DInSAR I currently use SNAP, years ago only DORIS.

Additionally also experiencing with SARPRoZ, which works pretty smoothly

I want to understand which is the technique most used among the InSAR community and which software use for it.

Hi,

Sarproz is one of the best solutions for processing the InSAR time Series data. since the Sentinel-1 data is available with very good temporal resolution and free, lots of ppl using it. there lots of work being carried out around sentinel-1 data. about the software, open-source tool are time-consuming, very hard to start with due to installation procedure. most of the open-source tool has a very limited function which does not cater to the full user requirement.

you can contact me for more information and using the trial version of the software.

First of all, thank you to open this nice discussion and also thank all support teams of the software and packages in this field. All are respectable and their work is valuable.

1. I would like to use the open-source software and package because I can use and implement everywhere I want. In addition, I can develop the codes by myself and implement any idea I want to check.

2. Regarding the InSAR method, it depends on the case study, landcover, and many other conditions but I would like to use the SBAS method due to control the unwrapping error, except in the urban area where I prefer using the PSI method.

3. Most of the software, especially those that are based on the Matlab software, has memory limitations and also the speed of jobs. We can process the wide-area with this group of software a little bit hard, which we will not have in the python-based packages.

4. Because the time-series processing in a wide-area is very time-consuming progress, I would like to follow any package that lets me update the available stack easily. In addition, I am not sure about the available software can support the wide-swath type of SAR sensors or not.

I am using open source SNAP software.

Please blog post for more detail list of software and tools:

https://geospatialwarehouse.com/2019/10/20/synthetic-aperture-radar-sar-remote-sensing-basics-and-applications-part-2/

we are using SARPRZ, which is quite professional and flexible.

What an amazing discussion with very good info!

Agreed with those whom I just recommended.

Just to add that SARPRZ was too expensive and if it is still I won't recommend it.

If it ain't that hard to develop based on open-source programs.

I use different software (SNAP+StaMPS (also using snap2stamps and TRAIN packages)) and techniques (DInSAR, PSI, and SBAS). Using SNAP, you can do DInSAR only.

Additionally, I also worked with SARPROZ for PS-InSAR and QPS-InSAR.