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Generate blocks_gdf from a raster, specify which blocks we should do calculation, then skip the other blocks, returning nodata. Needs testing if it is effective.
Made some changes afterwards. rxr no blocks seems to be the prefered route.
for faster rendering in gis. Will be added to options in hrt
…threedi-tools into speed_improvements
…threedi-tools into speed_improvements
Pytest not working yet. Result wlvl raster is quite different.
Maakt clip van bronraster met de polder polygon. Optie om watervlakken ook een specifieke waarde te geven.
Is now obsolete since it can be done with create_schematisation_rasters.ClipModelRasterCalc
Have to make a version that does the old one so we can compare.
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All rastercalculations rewritten to use rioxarray (rxr) or rioarray where needed.
This results in faster postprocessing of results.