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Below are step-by-step instructions for setting up the 2D-InSAR VPI ArcGIS toolbox.
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## 1. Remove old installation:
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If you have an older version of the vpi-toolbox installed already, remove the toolbox from ArcGIS:
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## 0. Update ArcGIS:
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Make sure you have updated ArcGIS to 2.5 or higher.
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## 1. Download source codes:
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[Download](https://gitlab.itek.norut.no/jakob/vpi-toolbox#releases) the VPI toolbox and unzip it to a path of your choice, from now on referenced to as `C:\path-to-vpi-codes\`.
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Also, remove the old vpi conda environment, by first open `Start` > `ArcGIS` > `Python Command Prompt`:
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<details><summary>Show screen shot</summary>[[resources/how-to-setup_python-command-prompt.png]]</details>
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<!---
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## 2. Update/create PYTHONPATH environment variable:
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Click `Start`, type:
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```
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edit the system environment variables
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and press Enter. Click `Environment variables...`. If the variable `PYTHONPATH` exists in the list:
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- Click `Edit...`
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- Click `New`
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- Type the path to where this repository was downloaded (in step 1).
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If the variable `PYTHONPATH` does not exist in the list:
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- Click `New...`
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- In the field `Variable name` type:
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```
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PYTHONPATH
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In the command prompt, type:
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```bash
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conda deactivate
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conda remove --name vpi --all
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```
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- In the field `Variable value` type:
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```
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C:\path-to-vpi-codes\
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```
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i.e. the path to where this repository was downloaded (in step 1)
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-->
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## 2. Update ArcGIS:
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Make sure you have updated ArcGIS to 2.5 or higher.
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## 3. Download source codes:
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[Download](https://gitlab.itek.norut.no/jakob/vpi-toolbox#releases) the VPI toolbox and unzip it to a path of your choice, from now on referenced to as `C:\path-to-vpi-codes\`.
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## 2. Create ArcGIS Conda environment:
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## 4. Create ArcGIS Conda environment:
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Open `Start` > `ArcGIS` > `Python Command Prompt`: <details><summary>Show screen shot</summary>[[resources/how-to-setup_python-command-prompt.png]]</details>
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In the command prompt, type (where `C:\path-to-vpi-codes\` must be changed to the path to the vpi source code as of step 1):
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Restart ArcGIS Pro.
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## 3. Add the toolbox to your project
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## 5. Add the toolbox to your project
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After restarting ArcGIS Pro, go to the catalog pane: <details><summary>Show screen shot</summary>[[resources/how-to-setup_add-toolbox.png]]</details>
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Left-click `Toolboxes`, click `Add Toolbox` and select the file:
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C:\path-to-vpi-codes\vpi.pyt
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```
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The 2D-InSAR VPI toolbox should appear and be ready for use: <details><summary>Show screen shot</summary>[[resources/how-to-setup_added-toolbox.png]]</details> |
