Switch to MVE Noise Est For Single Noise-only RangeLine in RSLC (NSDS-4938) - #347
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LGTM. Normally I prefer not to modify user inputs, but in this case it seems reasonable enough.
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Handful of mixed-mode RSLC workflow fails as a result of not-enough noise-only range lines (simply one range line) in MEE-based noise estimator when either the requested output grid simply uses less than around two seconds of a L0B product or the respective L0B is too short (
< 2 seconds).This quick PR simply switches the method to MVE and issues a warning rather than raising exception (current behavior).
The issue has been reported in this jira ticket.
As an example, this has been tested for a mixed-mode with three L0Bs that failed in previous production.

Here is the respective HH NESZ plot for three AZ blocks of science band (aka A). This is a fixed PRF with three TX gaps where a large portion of the frame covers the water.