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    Perhaps this will give you some useful pointers:
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    <div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 12/29/2012 01:03 PM, Paul Meems
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                        <div>Hi list,<br>
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                        Last night my test script successfully finished
                        processing my small area and created a annual
                        solar radiation raster.<br>
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                      I did a comparison with the solar radiation
                      produced by ArcMap and noticed its radiation is
                      almost twice as high as the one produced by Grass.
                      Probably I'm not using the correct output files.<br>
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                    I'm using glob_rad from r.sun as my result. I will
                    have a closer look why this difference is happening.<br>
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                  If anyone can give me some pointers that would be must
                  appreciated.<br>
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                My real question today is how to speed up the process.
                My script took 7 hours to finish, but only used a
                fraction of the available resources. While running the
                script (on Windows) only 30% of my quadcore CPU was used
                and only 3GB of my 8GB RAM.<br>
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              Since I'm looping on r.sun, calling it 365 times I was
              thinking of calling it several times at once.<br>
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            Is this possible? Calling r.sun 4 or 5 times at once will
            decrease the time for the script to workable proportions.<br>
            Probably this is more of a Python question than a GRASS
            question but any pointers would be very helpful.<br>
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