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AreaWeighted regrid requires a lot of memory #3808
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#5365 might be relevant here? |
Regridding a cube of a few hundred MB to another cube of similar size requires about 10 GB of RAM. This seems a bit excessive. It also means that without lazy regridding (#3700, #3701), the area weighted regridder cannot be used for all but the smallest datasets.
Example script to reproduce the issue:
Saving the code above to a file called area_weighted.py and running it as a script:
i.e. it used at most 9328856 KB = almost 10 GB of RAM.
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