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Description of the desired feature
current mintpy.reference.lalo in the configure file accepts y and x in projected coordinates and mintpy.reference.yx accepts the rows and cols of the data array. Can you provide the new option to define the reference point by accepting latitude/longitude in degree in WRG84?
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Thank you @cirrusasf, this feature sounds reasonable and useful. One solution could be: for each geo-coordinate related option, add an accompanying option to specify a different unit from the input native one, e.g. for mintpy.reference.lalo, add the following template option and corresponding handling code:
mintpy.reference.laloUnit = auto #[none / degree / meter], auto for none (native geo-coordinates)
Contributions are more than welcome.
yunjunz
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a new reference point option by allowing users to input longitude/latitude in degree
set reference point in lat/lon for dataset in UTM coordinate
Sep 27, 2021
Description of the desired feature
current mintpy.reference.lalo in the configure file accepts y and x in projected coordinates and mintpy.reference.yx accepts the rows and cols of the data array. Can you provide the new option to define the reference point by accepting latitude/longitude in degree in WRG84?
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe
Describe the solution you'd like
Describe alternatives you have considered
Additional context
Are you willing to help implement and maintain this feature?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: