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I'm working on generating a "change-density" heat-map visualization using pyccd. Each pixel in this map is assigned a value equivalent to the number of change-models generated for that pixel using pyccd.
Here is a profile of my results:
15 years of landsat imagery (~220 acquisitions)
10km^2 extent (~300px ~300px)
takes approximately 2.1 hrs on 8 cores
single pyccd process takes .18 seconds (or 180 ms)
I was wondering what strategies USGS-EROS uses to run pyccd based analysis on larger areas?
I'm working on generating a "change-density" heat-map visualization using
pyccd. Each pixel in this map is assigned a value equivalent to the number of change-models generated for that pixel usingpyccd.Here is a profile of my results:
15 yearsof landsat imagery (~220 acquisitions)10km^2extent (~300px ~300px)2.1 hrson8 corespyccdprocess takes.18seconds (or180 ms)I was wondering what strategies USGS-EROS uses to run
pyccdbased analysis on larger areas?