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-The Interferometric synthetic aperture radar Scientific Computing Environment ([https://github.com/isce-framework/isce2 ISCE]).
-Note that this tutorial is only compatible with Linux and MacOS. ISCE is not currently supported on a Windows environment.
-ISCE does not offer a Graphical User Interface([https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graphical_user_interface|GUI]), which may be intimidating for some users. Although it is not necessary, some experience with the following tasks is recommended:
-# Using the Command Line (Terminal)
-# Setting up a Conda environment
-# Writing and executing scripts in Python
-== Download the Data ==
-Sentinel-1 imagery is freely available...
-== Installation ==
-A Conda environment will be used to manage software dependencies so the user must only be concerned with having Anaconda installed on their computer. Click [https://docs.anaconda.com/anaconda/install/ here] for instructions on installing Anaconda. Once Anaconda is installed, open a new terminal and enter the command:
-::<code>conda init</code><br>
-this sets up a base Anaconda environment that will allow you to access certain commands and libraries directly from the command line.
-Download the Conda environment:
-ISCE-2 has a number of dependencies and highly is susceptible to versioning conflicts. By using a virtual environment, the packages (and their versions) will be uploaded to a separate space on your computer rather than in the root file. An environment configured for ISCE-2 has been uploaded to the Anaconda cloud, to create this environment locally, execute the following command:
-::<code>conda env create allyplourde/ISCE2</code><br>
-Shortly after running the command, you should see packages beginning to be installed one by one.
-[[File:01-createEnvironment.jpg|frameless|center]]
-This step may take a while to complete. While waiting, here is something interesting to look at...
-something interesting here
-Once the installation is complete, the environment must be activated.
-[[File:02-createEnvironment.jpg|frameless|center]]
-After sending the following command
-::<code>conda activate ISCE-2</code><br>
-you can observe that the <ISCE-2> environment is pre-pended to your working directory path.
-[[File:03-activateEnvironment.jpg|frameless|center]]
-Creating the ISCE-2 Conda environment has already taken care of its installation as well as setting some global variables. To confirm ISCE-2 has been successfully installed, use this echo command:
-::<code>echo $ISCE_HOME</code><br>
-This should output the path to the folder where isce-2 has been installed
-[[File:04-homeVariable.jpg|frameless|center]]
-Finally, to test the installation, run the following command:
-<code>python $ISCE_HOME/applications/stripmapApp.py --help</code>
-This will output information about the stripmapApp python application including a description and configuration guidelines.

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 Note that this tutorial is only compatible with Linux and MacOS. ISCE is not currently supported on a Windows environment.
-ISCE does not offer a [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graphical_user_interface|Graphical User Interface]] (GUI), which may be intimidating for some users. Although it is not necessary, some experience with the following tasks is recommended:
+ISCE does not offer a Graphical User Interface([https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graphical_user_interface|GUI]), which may be intimidating for some users. Although it is not necessary, some experience with the following tasks is recommended:
 # Using the Command Line (Terminal)
 # Setting up a Conda environment
 # Writing and executing scripts in Python
+== Download the Data ==
+Sentinel-1 imagery is freely available...
+== Installation ==
 A Conda environment will be used to manage software dependencies so the user must only be concerned with having Anaconda installed on their computer. Click [https://docs.anaconda.com/anaconda/install/ here] for instructions on installing Anaconda. Once Anaconda is installed, open a new terminal and enter the command:
 ::<code>conda init</code><br>
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 Download the Conda environment:
-ISCE-2 has a number of dependencies and highly is susceptible to versioning conflicts. By using a virtual environment, the packages (and their versions) will be uploaded to a separate space on your computer rather than in the root files. Download the YAML file below and save it in a location you can easily access from the command line:
+ISCE-2 has a number of dependencies and highly is susceptible to versioning conflicts. By using a virtual environment, the packages (and their versions) will be uploaded to a separate space on your computer rather than in the root file. An environment configured for ISCE-2 has been uploaded to the Anaconda cloud, to create this environment locally, execute the following command:
+::<code>conda env create allyplourde/ISCE2</code><br>
-FILE HERE
-Run the following code to set up the Conda environment:
-::<code>conda env create -f /path/to/environment.yml</code><br>
 Shortly after running the command, you should see packages beginning to be installed one by one.
 [[File:01-createEnvironment.jpg|frameless|center]]
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 After sending the following command
 ::<code>conda activate ISCE-2</code><br>
-you can observe that the <ISCE-2> environment is prepended to your working directory path.
+you can observe that the <ISCE-2> environment is pre-pended to your working directory path.
 [[File:03-activateEnvironment.jpg|frameless|center]]
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 Finally, to test the installation, run the following command:
+<code>python $ISCE_HOME/applications/stripmapApp.py --help</code>
-<code>python...
+This will output information about the stripmapApp python application including a description and configuration guidelines.
-Download the Data
-Sentinel-1 imagery is freely available...

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 A Conda environment will be used to manage software dependencies so the user must only be concerned with having Anaconda installed on their computer. Click [https://docs.anaconda.com/anaconda/install/ here] for instructions on installing Anaconda. Once Anaconda is installed, open a new terminal and enter the command:
-<br><code>conda init</code><br>
+::<code>conda init</code><br>
 this sets up a base Anaconda environment that will allow you to access certain commands and libraries directly from the command line.
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 Once the installation is complete, the environment must be activated.
-<br>[[File:02-createEnvironment.jpg|frameless]]<br>
+[[File:02-createEnvironment.jpg|frameless|center]]
 After sending the following command
 ::<code>conda activate ISCE-2</code><br>
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 Creating the ISCE-2 Conda environment has already taken care of its installation as well as setting some global variables. To confirm ISCE-2 has been successfully installed, use this echo command:
-<br><code>echo $ISCE_HOME</code><br>
+::<code>echo $ISCE_HOME</code><br>
 This should output the path to the folder where isce-2 has been installed
 [[File:04-homeVariable.jpg|frameless|center]]

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+The Interferometric synthetic aperture radar Scientific Computing Environment ([https://github.com/isce-framework/isce2 ISCE]).
-create this page
+Note that this tutorial is only compatible with Linux and MacOS. ISCE is not currently supported on a Windows environment.
+ISCE does not offer a [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graphical_user_interface|Graphical User Interface]] (GUI), which may be intimidating for some users. Although it is not necessary, some experience with the following tasks is recommended:
+# Using the Command Line (Terminal)
+# Setting up a Conda environment
+# Writing and executing scripts in Python
+A Conda environment will be used to manage software dependencies so the user must only be concerned with having Anaconda installed on their computer. Click [https://docs.anaconda.com/anaconda/install/ here] for instructions on installing Anaconda. Once Anaconda is installed, open a new terminal and enter the command:
+<br><code>conda init</code><br>
+this sets up a base Anaconda environment that will allow you to access certain commands and libraries directly from the command line.
+Download the Conda environment:
+ISCE-2 has a number of dependencies and highly is susceptible to versioning conflicts. By using a virtual environment, the packages (and their versions) will be uploaded to a separate space on your computer rather than in the root files. Download the YAML file below and save it in a location you can easily access from the command line:
+FILE HERE
+Run the following code to set up the Conda environment:
+::<code>conda env create -f /path/to/environment.yml</code><br>
+Shortly after running the command, you should see packages beginning to be installed one by one.
+[[File:01-createEnvironment.jpg|frameless|center]]
+This step may take a while to complete. While waiting, here is something interesting to look at...
+something interesting here
+Once the installation is complete, the environment must be activated.
+<br>[[File:02-createEnvironment.jpg|frameless]]<br>
+After sending the following command
+::<code>conda activate ISCE-2</code><br>
+you can observe that the <ISCE-2> environment is prepended to your working directory path.
+[[File:03-activateEnvironment.jpg|frameless|center]]
+Creating the ISCE-2 Conda environment has already taken care of its installation as well as setting some global variables. To confirm ISCE-2 has been successfully installed, use this echo command:
+<br><code>echo $ISCE_HOME</code><br>
+This should output the path to the folder where isce-2 has been installed
+[[File:04-homeVariable.jpg|frameless|center]]
+Finally, to test the installation, run the following command:
+<code>python...
+Download the Data
+Sentinel-1 imagery is freely available...