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I started using asf_search to query Sentinel-1 imagery, and my particular interest would be to reduce my downloads to those scene pairs with a particular temporal and perpendicular baseline threshold. I found asf.stack_from_id() to be potentially useful for this, but when running the tool the results do not include the perpendicular baseline values. See for example the code and truncated results from the hello_world.py example set in this repo. I am wondering if this is meant or if the baseline is simply not included, since from the source code I gather these are precalculated values. If they are not included shouldn't a warning or error appear?
And related, why is it that when I use the Baseline tool in Vertex I do get a metadata list with the respective baselines? Is this calculated on the fly? Would it be possible to also access this with the python tool?
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Hello and thank you for the great tool.
I started using asf_search to query Sentinel-1 imagery, and my particular interest would be to reduce my downloads to those scene pairs with a particular temporal and perpendicular baseline threshold. I found
asf.stack_from_id()
to be potentially useful for this, but when running the tool the results do not include the perpendicular baseline values. See for example the code and truncated results from the hello_world.py example set in this repo. I am wondering if this is meant or if the baseline is simply not included, since from the source code I gather these are precalculated values. If they are not included shouldn't a warning or error appear?And related, why is it that when I use the Baseline tool in Vertex I do get a metadata list with the respective baselines? Is this calculated on the fly? Would it be possible to also access this with the python tool?
Thank you!
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