Update the INSAR_ISCE job definitions for new features from JPL

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4/5
Estimated time
3-5 days
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25/100
Issue type
Feature
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Mostly clear
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Stale
Tech stack
aws, python
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backend, cloud

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The issue lists INSAR_ISCE_TEST.yml and INSAR_ISCE.yml as the job specs to update, with related work tracked in issues #1416, #1452, #1451, #1448, and #1447. Read those linked issues and the two job definitions first to understand which parameters are already covered; done means the requested options are represented in both specs as applicable. The thread has had no comment for over three years, so check for current project direction before starting.

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Description

enhancement

JPL is working on a variety of updates to the ARIA-S1-GUNW products and would like to include the new option/parameters in the INSAR_ISCE_TEST and INSAR_ISCE job specs.

# Available in `INSAR_ISCE_TEST.yml`
- [ ] #1416 
- [ ] #1452
- [ ] #1451
- [ ] #1448
- [ ] #1447
- [ ] provide an option to turn on and off dense offsets
- [ ] provide an option to specify output product pixel spacing (90m or 30m)
- [ ] option to add an unfiltered coherence layer to INSAR_ISCE output 
# Available in `INSAR_ISCE.yml`
- [ ] #1416
- [ ] Option to specify a frame id for INSAR_ISCE jobs
- [ ] Option to enable Ionospheric correction in INSAR_ISCE output
- [ ] Option to enable Enhanced Spectral Diversity correction in INSAR_ISCE output
- [ ] Option to enable Solid Earth Tides correction in INSAR_ISCE output
- [ ] provide an option to turn on and off dense offsets
- [ ] provide an option to specify output product pixel spacing (90m or 30m)
- [ ] option to add an unfiltered coherence layer to INSAR_ISCE output 
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