Once basic domain analysis is done, we can effectively save summit, saddle, and linker objects as sparse objects -- effectively tossing out multipoints, highedges, and other offencive data hogs. this is going to save a "holy shit" lot of memory.
Importing these files should be trivial, since spot elevation objects are robust enough to handle sparse-type data.
There is a gotcha however. Edge Effect Saddles and Summits can't technically be handled in sparse mode if the expectation is for them to bridge the gap between stitched Domains.
Once basic domain analysis is done, we can effectively save summit, saddle, and linker objects as sparse objects -- effectively tossing out multipoints, highedges, and other offencive data hogs. this is going to save a "holy shit" lot of memory.
Importing these files should be trivial, since spot elevation objects are robust enough to handle sparse-type data.
There is a gotcha however. Edge Effect Saddles and Summits can't technically be handled in sparse mode if the expectation is for them to bridge the gap between stitched Domains.