.. index:: ! gnss_enu2los.csh **************** gnss_enu2los.csh **************** Synopsis -------- **gnss_enu2los.csh** *master.PRM master.LED gnss.sllenu dem.grd* Description ----------- **gnss_enu2los.csh** will convert given east/north/up GNSS observations to Line-Of-Sight (LOS) This can be used in three main ways: (1) Converting a single GPS station time series to LOS (one station for every run) (2) Converting a set of displacements over a specific time period observed at many GPS station points (3) Converting a set of estimated GPS velocities The output of this script can be directly input into another script called :doc:`correct_insar_with_gnss.csh` which can correct an interferogram (or InSAR velocity field if you have run a time series) with GPS data. GPS displacement and velocity data can be acquired from many sources. Check out these resources to learn more and find data for your area: *Scripps Orbit and Permanent Array Center (SOPAC) and NASA MEaSUREs ESESES time series:* Interactive Map and time series viewer: http://mgviz.ucsd.edu/?mission=ESESES Download time series: http://sopac-csrc.ucsd.edu/index.php/displacements/ *University of Nevada, Reno, Nevada Geodetic Laboratory (NGL):* Interactive Map: http://geodesy.unr.edu/NGLStationPages/gpsnetmap/GPSNetMap.html Home page: http://geodesy.unr.edu/index.php Required Arguments ------------------ *master.PRM* PRM file for the master SAR image *master.LED* LED file for the master SAR image. Ensure that this is the same .LED file listed in your master.PRM file (they must match) *gnss.llenu* GNSS displacements. Assumes the gnss.llenu file is a list of stations with a specific displacement value (e.g. the displacement between two insar scenes, or the velocity of a single point) per station in millimeters or millimeters/yr. Format: StationCode Longitude Latitude East North Up *dem.grd* DEM grid file from your insar processing Example ------- :: gnss_enu2los.csh master.PRM master.LED gnss_2019-2018.sllenu dem.grd