Applications/app_SARCartesianMeanEstimation.md

+# SARCartesianMeanEstimation
+
+SAR Cartesian mean estimation thanks to the associated DEM.
+
+## Description
+
+This application estimates a simulated cartesian mean image thanks to a DEM file.
+
+## Parameters
+
+**Input vector of DEM projected into SAR geometry** `-indemproj image` *Mandatory* <br />
+Input vector image for cartesian mean estimation.
+
+**Input DEM** `-indem image` *Mandatory* <br />
+DEM to extract DEM geometry.
+
+**Input SAR image** `-insar image` *Mandatory* <br />
+SAR Image to extract SAR geometry.
+
+**Range direction for DEM scan** `-indirectiondemc int` *Default value: 1* <br />
+Range direction for DEM scan.
+
+**Azimut direction for DEM scan** `-indirectiondeml int` *Default value: 1* <br />
+Azimut direction for DEM scan.
+
+**Averaging on distance (output geometry)** `-mlran int` *Default value: 3* <br />
+Averaging on distance (output geometry)
+
+**Averaging on azimut (output geometry)** `-mlazi int` *Default value: 3* <br />
+Averaging on azimut (output geometry)
+
+**Output cartesian (mean) Image for DEM Projection** `-out image [dtype]` *Mandatory* <br />
+Output cartesian (mean) Image for DEM Projection.
+
+**Available RAM (MB)** `-ram int` *Default value: 256* <br />
+Available memory for processing (in MB).
+
+## Examples
+
+From the command-line:
+
+```
+otbcli_SARCartesianMeanEstimation -indemproj CLZY_S21E055.tiff -indem S21E055.hgt -insar s1a-s4-slc-vv-20160818t014650-20160818t014715-012648-013db1-002_SLC.tiff -out s1a-s4-simu-cartMean.tiff
+```
+
+From Python:
+
+```
+import otbApplication
+
+app = otbApplication.Registry.CreateApplication("SARCartesianMeanEstimation")
+
+app.SetParameterString("indemproj", "CLZY_S21E055.tiff")
+app.SetParameterString("indem", "S21E055.hgt")
+app.SetParameterString("insar", "s1a-s4-slc-vv-20160818t014650-20160818t014715-012648-013db1-002_SLC.tiff")
+app.SetParameterString("out", "s1a-s4-simu-cartMean.tiff")
+
+app.ExecuteAndWriteOutput()
+```
+
+## Limitations
+
+Only Sentinel 1 products are supported for now.