Development addressed the need to handle memory and processing time constraints that prevented large polygons from being able to fully extract grid cell values from a high-resolution raster. The following was conducted to deal with the issue:
Large polygons for New Orleans | LA and Saint Louis | MO are now split into equal parts (the default is 40 though when this could likely be reduced depending upon the memory available in the machine processing the data)
Each equal part is then used to extract the required information from the source raster in parallel (number of cores - 1).
Development addressed the need to handle memory and processing time constraints that prevented large polygons from being able to fully extract grid cell values from a high-resolution raster. The following was conducted to deal with the issue:
New Orleans | LA
andSaint Louis | MO
are now split into equal parts (the default is 40 though when this could likely be reduced depending upon the memory available in the machine processing the data)This PR fixes #37