Hi
I have a project that has about 4400 images.
The processing procedure has been run in step 1 and 2 without any problem.
But the generated DSM, Contours and Orthomosaic is not complete and they are smaller than project area as you see in the attached files.
What is the source of this problem and how to solve it?
Please help me.
Thank you, Kambiz for posting and uploading screenshots so we can perceive the problem.
Could you also sent us the Quality Report of this project so we can analyse your dataset? You can take advantage of our OneDrive and upload the file over there.
For other users interested in this issue and the solution here is a part of my direct conversation with Kambiz
"I investigated all the files you sent us. Indeed, the software had a problem with merging tiles of DSM. As a result, a part of the output is missing. Please look at the screenshot below which shows part of the log file with the registered issue. As the DSM was not appropriately generated, other data which are made based on DSM are also corrupted. It is not known why it situation took place. One reason I can come with it was a RAM issue. Therefore please do the following test:
The first fix I would recommend is to slightly lower the hardware resources, as shown in the image below. Reduce the number of cores to ensure that Pix4D is not consuming more resources than your system is capable of sustaining. It can prevent the system from crashes and other weird behaviours.
Reprocess, Step 3. However, please unselect the generation of other outputs so we could focus only on DSM and save time as the project is quite large."
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