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Data Processing Data Processing
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Can I process two or more orthophoto GeoTIFFs to stitch them together? Can I process two or more orthophoto GeoTIFFs to stitch them together?
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No. ODM is a photogrammetric pipeline and orthophotos do not have the necessary camera information since the images have already been orthorectified. You can use another program such as `Hugin <http://hugin.sourceforge.net/>`_ to do that. No. ODM is a photogrammetric pipeline and orthophotos do not have the necessary camera information since the images have already been orthorectified. You can use another program such as `Hugin <http://hugin.sourceforge.net/>`_ to do that.
The software is not using all of my CPU cores / memory / GPU all of the times. Is it normal? The software is not using all of my CPU cores / memory / GPU all of the times. Is it normal?
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Yes. The software tries to use all available resources, when possible, but not always. It's normal to see 10-15% resource utilization at several moments during processing. Yes. The software tries to use all available resources, when possible, but not always. It's normal to see 10-15% resource utilization at several moments during processing.
If I use the native version of the software, how can I allocate more resources for processing? If I use the native version of the software, how can I allocate more resources for processing?
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No need; the native (non-docker) version of the software alredy uses all available resources. No need; the native (non-docker) version of the software already uses all available resources.
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Licensing Licensing
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1. First you can buy more RAM, this is the ultimate and final solution. 1. First you can buy more RAM, this is the ultimate and final solution.
2. Alternatively you can resize the images when uploading and/or tweak your quality settings. 2. Alternatively you can resize the images when uploading and/or tweak your quality settings.
3. Configure a swapfile. In both Windows and Linux you will need preferably a fast SSD or an NVME drive, and the computing process will be still a LOT slower. 3. Configure a swapfile. In both Windows and Linux you will need preferably a fast SSD or an NVME drive, and the computing process will be still a LOT slower.
- If you are using Windows with `Docker+WSL2 <https://docs.docker.com/desktop/windows/wsl/>`_ you can add two rows in your .wslconfig file so that Docker will use a swapfile. See also the full Microsoft documentation on `Advanced settings configuration in WSL <https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/wsl-config>`_. - If you are using Windows with `Docker+WSL2 <https://docs.docker.com/desktop/windows/wsl/>`_ you can add two rows in your .wslconfig file so that Docker will use a swapfile. See also the full Microsoft documentation on `Advanced settings configuration in WSL <https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/wsl-config>`_.
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"swap=128GB" # you will need 128GB of disk space of course "swap=128GB" # you will need 128GB of disk space of course
"swapfile=C:\\temp\\wsl-swap.vhdx" # this is where the swap file will be stored "swapfile=C:\\temp\\wsl-swap.vhdx" # this is where the swap file will be stored