I recently ran some processing that took 33 hours to complete the dense matching step, which completed, and then during Poisson reconstruction Pix4D crashed overnight (closed entirely).
This is a project where I have 2 separate projects that I’ve merged together after individually completing Step 1 in each. Below is the end of the log file, which shows the CPU getting close to 100% before the crash.
Before I restart step #2, what Pix4D settings can you recommend to change to give me the best chance at success here? I run processing on a dedicated AWS, with the ability to increase CPU and RAM, but it’s a fairly powerful machine as it is.
The total study area is not huge, a little over 60 ha. I’ve processed a study area of this size much quicker in the past - does it generally take longer when merging projects rather than having everything in one from the beginning?
[2016.08.18 02:30:41][31%RAM][3%CPU][Info]: Poisson Surface Reconstruction [0/0] elapsed 000ms …
[2016.08.18 02:55:38][80%RAM][13%CPU][Info]: [PoissonRecon] Step completed, 73% RAM
[2016.08.18 02:55:38][80%RAM][13%CPU][Info]: Poisson Surface Reconstruction [1/6] elapsed 24m:56s:658ms …
[2016.08.18 02:57:18][84%RAM][98%CPU][Info]: [PoissonRecon] Step completed, 87% RAM
[2016.08.18 02:57:18][84%RAM][98%CPU][Info]: Poisson Surface Reconstruction [2/6] elapsed 26m:36s:404ms …
Thank you,
Mike