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Expand Up @@ -277,11 +277,11 @@ When attempting to process very large datasets it may very well be the case that

**Workflow for aligning large datasets:**

#.Split the full compliment of images into manageable chunks. E.g. If you have flown and collected a total of 1000 images but you know your processor cannot handle all these images at once, you may want to devide these images into four sets of submodels with 250 images each.
#.Process the first dataset with theDigital Surface Model (DSM) option enabled.
#.Download the DSM from first dataseta in its raw-tiff format and rename it to 'align.tif'
#.Load the second dataset together with the align.tif
#.Process the second dataset (including the align.tif file)
#.Repeat until all submodels have been processed.
#. Split the full compliment of images into manageable chunks. E.g. If you have flown and collected a total of 1000 images but you know your processor cannot handle all these images at once, you may want to devide these images into four sets of submodels with 250 images each.
#. Process the first dataset with theDigital Surface Model (DSM) option enabled.
#. Download the DSM from first dataseta in its raw-tiff format and rename it to 'align.tif'
#. Load the second dataset together with the align.tif
#. Process the second dataset (including the align.tif file)
#. Repeat until all submodels have been processed.

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