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Just running this as a test and noticed it was still calling stereo for the ASTER example - we should update to parallel_stereo
Also, might be good to give people approximate runtimes in the doc above the cells running stereo/parallel_stereo, so they know how long to wait. I was seeing ~2.5-3 m for all stereo runs (regardless of camera model type) on codespaces.
Should be clear that these are images from the ASTER VNIR instrument.
It could also make sense to keep the intro/example tutorial relatively simple, and have a second notebook for the more advanced processing, potentially with a difference map for the output DEMs from different camera models.
There are some other typos, but can review later. No rush on this, just wanted to jot down some notes.
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Just running this as a test and noticed it was still calling
stereo
for the ASTER example - we should update toparallel_stereo
Also, might be good to give people approximate runtimes in the doc above the cells running stereo/parallel_stereo, so they know how long to wait. I was seeing ~2.5-3 m for all stereo runs (regardless of camera model type) on codespaces.
Should be clear that these are images from the ASTER VNIR instrument.
Maybe we can include the new
--aster-use-csm
option (https://stereopipeline.readthedocs.io/en/latest/examples/aster.html#using-the-csm-model). Possibly evenjitter_solve
?It could also make sense to keep the intro/example tutorial relatively simple, and have a second notebook for the more advanced processing, potentially with a difference map for the output DEMs from different camera models.
There are some other typos, but can review later. No rush on this, just wanted to jot down some notes.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: