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No, sorry. As I started this discussion here, I tried to use the zones in SNAP for doing a classification. Then I realized that the result of the classes didnt fit to the zones. I thought that it is a problem of the SNAP program, but it isnt. I figured out that the H/Alpha Classifier in SNAP is not intended for the SENTINEL 1 SLC Data. It is made for Quadpol Data like Radarsat.

So the Problem is, that the H/Alpha Classification in SNAP based on the entropie and alpha (thats fine) but the Classifikation is based on the 9 Zones of the standard H/Alpha Plane. That means, that the Witshart-Algorithem in SNAP trying to find the cluster-center based on the 9 Zones for Quadpol Data, but you are using Dualpol.

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the H/Alpha Classification in SNAP based on the entropie and alpha (thats fine) but the Classifikation is based on the 9 Zones of the standard H/Alpha Plane. That means, that the Witshart-Algorithem in SNAP trying to find the cluster-center based on the 9 Zones for Quadpol Data, but you are using Dualpol.

All the parameters you name are found on an empirical base. You can search for dual-pol publications specifically which try to find a way around but as for entropy/alpha decomposition on cross-pol data you have to be careful.

I use the SNAP 6.0.

And i am sorry that i do not know how to plot h-alpha plane in porsarpro.But i did the h-alpha decomposition in snap and polsarpro,and put the two results into the envi.It is clearly that the values of H are similar,but the values of alpha are opposite.

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Methods.: The clinical observational comparative study included 80 normal eyes of 46 subjects and 80 eyes of 46 patients with primary open-angle glaucoma. Both groups did not vary significantly in axial length (P = 0.62) and refractive error (P = 0.30). Color fundus photographs and cross-sectional B-scan images obtained by EDI-OCT were examined. On the EDI-OCT images, we measured a gamma zone defined as the region between the temporal disc margin to the beginning of Bruch's membrane, and a beta zone defined as Bruch's membrane without retinal pigment epithelium.

The optic nerve head can morphologically be differentiated into the optic disc with the lamina cribrosa as its basis, and the parapapillary region with zones alpha (irregular pigmentation due to irregularities of the retinal pigment epithelium (RPE) and peripheral location), beta zone (complete RPE loss while Bruch's membrane (BM) is present), gamma zone (absence of BM), and delta zone (elongated and thinned peripapillary scleral flange) within gamma zone and located at the peripapillary ring. Alpha zone is present in almost all eyes. Beta zone is associated with glaucoma and may develop due to a IOP rise-dependent parapapillary up-piling of RPE. Gamma zone may develop due to a shift of the non-enlarged BM opening (BMO) in moderate myopia, while in highly myopic eyes, the BMO enlarges and a circular gamma zone and delta zone develop. The ophthalmoscopic shape and size of the optic disc is markedly influenced by a myopic shift of BMO, usually into the temporal direction, leading to a BM overhanging into the intrapapillary compartment at the nasal disc border, a secondary lack of BM in the temporal parapapillary region (leading to gamma zone in non-highly myopic eyes), and an ocular optic nerve canal running obliquely from centrally posteriorly to nasally anteriorly. In highly myopic eyes (cut-off for high myopia at approximately -8 diopters or an axial length of 26.5 mm), the optic disc area enlarges, the lamina cribrosa thus enlarges in area and decreases in thickness, and the BMO increases, leading to a circular gamma zone and delta zone in highly myopic eyes.

Methods: The study included 20 eyes of 10 patients affected by primary open-angle glaucoma and 12 normal eyes of six subjects. The parapapillary region was psychophysically examined by direct fundus microperimetry. The parapapillary atrophy was ophthalmoscopically differentiated into a peripheral alpha zone with pigmentary irregularities and a central beta zone characterised by a good visibility of the large choroidal vessels and the sclera.

Results: The mean stimulus attenuation values in the beta zone of parapapillary atrophy measured 1.00 (SD 2.54) dB, corresponding to an absolute scotoma. In the alpha zone, the mean stimulus attenuation values was 6.29 (4.82) dB, corresponding to a relative scotoma. The difference in the stimulus attenuation between alpha zone and beta zone was statistically significant (p = 0.028).

Conclusions: The psychophysical correlate of beta zone of parapapillary atrophy is an absolute scotoma, and the correlate of alpha is a relative scotoma. It agrees with the histological correlate of beta zone with a complete loss of retinal pigment epithelium cells and photoreceptors, and with the histological correlate of alpha zone with structural irregularities of the retinal pigment epithelium.

Hey, everybody. Jon Boroughs from alarmsystemstore.com. Welcome back to another tech support video on the Honeywell Vista series control panels. And this one, we're gonna be showing you how to do alphanumeric programming for your keypads. Basically, we'll take you through a programming zone notice, *82. This is where you will program in alpha labels for each one of your zones. So basically you can tell, you know, if zone 1 is the front door, zone 2 is the kitchen window, zone 3, maybe living room motion. You can label all your zones, it makes it real easy for, you you don't have to remember a lot, you don't have to write down your zone list on your panel door. It would help to keep that list just in case you have to go back and reprogram stuff. But doing alpha descriptors on your keypad, like an alphanumeric 6160 keypad, is very helpful to take some of the guesswork about which zones are open or closed or what have you.

So we're gonna go back to the panel on the wall in the tech room and I'm gonna show you how to go about doing this. So if you follow me, we'll get started. All right, ladies and gentlemen, we're back at the control panel. and right now we're going to do the *82 alpha programming. I prefer to do it this way because you can just go through it real quick. You get your zone setup and *56, you know, I know it asks you at the end of the zone if you want to program the Alpha or not, but I just find it easier this way. You can just shoot right down the list, you don't have to worry about going through all the other zone information to get to this section. So I do this in *82, and as you see right now, our keypad is displaying a system low battery. That's because I don't have a battery hooked up. That's not gonna stop us from going into programming.

So what we're gonna do is we're gonna go to *82 and this will straight up ask us if we wanna program alpha. And 0 for 1, 0 for "No" and 1 for "Yes". So we're going, we want to, so we hit 1 for yes, asks us next for custom words. Do we want to make custom words for a zone? In the vocabulary list for this system, as you can see here, there are a ton of words for this system as far as a vocabulary go. Now, you can make your own words but there's a ton of them in here already. To do...I'll show you how to do that after we do standard alpha programming. So for right now, we're gonna hit 0 for no. Then it flashes up on the screen, gives you the zone number, asterisks and the zone number, basically. And from here, to go and start programming your alpha, you will go to *01. You hit star and then the zone number, and the cursor will move over to the right, and it will allow you to begin to enter your information.

Now as you can see here, these words have numbers next to them. Our zone number 1 is a door. So we're gonna make this front door. You'll go through your vocabulary list, see if there is a word in the vocabulary list that says, "Front," which there is, and number next to it is what tells the panel what word it is. To enter the word, you will hit pound, and then for front, it's 085. And as you can see, it displays "Front." To move on to the next word, now these alpha descriptors, you can put three words per zone.

To move to the next word, you hit six to save that one, moves the cursor to your next line and is waiting for you to input the next word. So this is going to be our front door. Go through the vocabulary list again and there is a word in the vocabulary list for door. It is listed under 057. So to enter in "Door," you hit #057. So now we have front door. Now there is one more work space but we don't need it. So you can either hit six to move to that next space and then six again to exit, or you can hit eight to exit, and that saves it, basically. Now we need to do our next zone. So go ahead and enter in *02. That moves us to zone 2s descriptor. Zone 2, as you remember from the last video, was a window. Now, we're gonna make this a living room window, that's three words, living room window. Go through your vocabulary list and there is a word there that says, "Living." To enter, and it's 113, so enter #11, oops, back up, we're in a program alpha yes, custom's no, *02. then you want to enter pound. Oh, have a few problems here folks, bear with me. *02, and then *02, it will move it over. Now we hit #113, living. Hit six to moved in the next word space. Look down your list and find "Room." Have #162, there's room, hit six to move to the next one word space, and then we will find window which is 217, so #217. So now we have a living room window. Hit six to save that. 2351a5e196