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Soviet cartographer Vladimir V. Kavrayskiy in 1939 for use as a general - purpose pseudocylindrical projection(passive) invented bya map projection
V. V. Kavrayskiy in 1939 for use as a general purpose pseudocylindrical projection(passive) invented bya map projection
projected coordinate reference system two - dimensional coordinate systemresultingfrom a map projection
an east - west reference line Two - dimensional coordinate systemresultingfrom a map projection
The Use Of The Resource MpprojectionSetsThe Map Projection
in the Layer Properties ( figure 2(passive) is setThe map projection
Navigating the Menu Barto setthe map projection
to witness artists in residence as they work from home , including Hadeer Omarcreatesprojection maps
Gerhardus Mercator , where the earth ’s surface is drawn as it would appear if projected on a cylinder wrapped around the earth(passive) designed bya map projection
National Geographic U.S. Geological Survey Map Projections(passive) created bymap projection
In order to successfully accomplish # 2 , you will needto setup a map projection
Flemish cartographer ( map maker ) Gerardus Mercator(passive) created nearly 450 years ago bya map projection
John Paul Goode in 1923 as an alternative to the Mercator projection(passive) invented bya map projection
Gerardus Mercator , where the earth ’s surface is drawn as it would appear if projected on a cylinder wrapped around the earth(passive) designed byA map projection
for particular purposes(passive) are designedMap projections ... PROJECTION
If you use the MAP_PROJECTION propertyto setthe map projection
by plotting angular bin versus slice number(passive) were createdProjection maps
projecting the shadows of shaped objects on a flat surface(passive) is created byMap projection
Map_Proj_Init(passive) created bythe map projection
a suitable projectionDesigninga map projection
I am tryingto setup a map projection
reddit user(passive) created byprojections Map
using „ init = epsg : xxxx ” codes or using regular PROJ parameters(passive) can be setThe MAP PROJECTION
Although it is impossible to map a curved Earth as a flat map using a plane coordinate system without distorting angles , distances , or areas , it is possibleto designa map projection
to determine areas where maple syrup may best survive changes and potentially new areas where maple syrup production could concentrate in the future.[5(passive) have been createdProjection maps
The curved pathsresultfrom the map projection
using “ init = epsg : xxxx ” codes or using regular PROJ4 parameters(passive) can be setThe MAP PROJECTION
projecting the Earth 's surface onto a plane(passive) created byA map projection
to minimize the distortion caused by flattening the Earth 's surface(passive) is designedA map projection
Karl Rove , Joe Trippi , and RealClearPolitics.com(passive) created byprojection maps
Projection ( esriGeometryCreatesa map projection
a number of waysto setthe map projection
several strip(passive) created byprojection maps
to minimize distortions along the 40th parallel which runs approximately through Tokyo and Washington(passive) is ... designedMap projection
MultiSpec will interpret the metadata in the GOSAT imagesto setthe map projection
extending features on Earth 's curved surface onto a cone(passive) created byA map projection
the tiles required knowinghow to createa map projection
using Map->Projection and the layer projection(passive) can be setThe map projection
the given provider(passive) created bythe map projection
extending features on earth 's surface onto a cylinder wrapped around earth(passive) created byA map projection
map distortion(passive) caused bymap distortion
spatial distortioncreatesspatial distortion
some areal distortioncausessome areal distortion
the type of distortion(passive) caused bythe type of distortion
Another example of distortion(passive) caused byAnother example of distortion
a visualization of distance , angle , and area distortions(passive) caused bya visualization of distance , angle , and area distortions
so that all azimuthal angles with a vertex at the central pointdesignedso that all azimuthal angles with a vertex at the central point
to North Pole Lambert Azimuthal Equal Area Alaska ( EPSG 3572setto North Pole Lambert Azimuthal Equal Area Alaska ( EPSG 3572
and compatible with WGS84is setand compatible with WGS84
in UTM grids that are not squarewill resultin UTM grids that are not square
problems of with data fissure , geometry deformation and metric inaccuracycausesproblems of with data fissure , geometry deformation and metric inaccuracy
to minimize distortions along the 40th parallel which runs approximately through Tokyo and Washingtonis ... designedto minimize distortions along the 40th parallel which runs approximately through Tokyo and Washington
up with Map_Proj_Init and using projected meter space , rather than lat / lon spacesetup with Map_Proj_Init and using projected meter space , rather than lat / lon space
from projecting the surface of the Earth to the surface of a planeis createdfrom projecting the surface of the Earth to the surface of a plane
from wrong CTF fittingresultingfrom wrong CTF fitting
by projecting Earth 's surface onto a plane that touches the planet at only one pointcreatedby projecting Earth 's surface onto a plane that touches the planet at only one point
A Us Map Graph Us Map CompassCreateA Us Map Graph Us Map Compass
sea with color specified as no data regionalways paintsea with color specified as no data region
for my statecreatedfor my state
on a flat plane touching the globe at one point such as the north or South Poledesignedon a flat plane touching the globe at one point such as the north or South Pole
to simulate a view a very distant observer would have of Titanis designedto simulate a view a very distant observer would have of Titan
from projecting the surface of the Earth to the surface of a cylinderis createdfrom projecting the surface of the Earth to the surface of a cylinder
mpdraw offsetmpdraw off
this map in the Stooke Small Bodies Maps collectionto createthis map in the Stooke Small Bodies Maps collection
to solve particular problemsdesignedto solve particular problems
to solve or demonstrate particular problemsdesignedto solve or demonstrate particular problems
for use with non - spherical bodiesdesignedfor use with non - spherical bodies
a central meridian to 180can seta central meridian to 180
using geodetic datumscreatedusing geodetic datums
up with cgMap_Set prior to this code begin executed ... so that the proper latitude / longitude data coordinate system is already establishedhas been setup with cgMap_Set prior to this code begin executed ... so that the proper latitude / longitude data coordinate system is already established
in the view and real world coordinates are identified and entered during the first stages of digitizingis setin the view and real world coordinates are identified and entered during the first stages of digitizing
from a cone placed over the globedesignedfrom a cone placed over the globe
on a cylinder wrapped around the worlddesignedon a cylinder wrapped around the world
from the given parameter valuescreatedfrom the given parameter values
when the contents of the globe are transferred onto a cylinder of paper Mercator Projection A map projection that results when the contents of the globe are transferred onto a cone Conic Projection A map projection that results when the contents of the globe are transferred onto a plane Azimuthal Projection Photographs from the airresultswhen the contents of the globe are transferred onto a cylinder of paper Mercator Projection A map projection that results when the contents of the globe are transferred onto a cone Conic Projection A map projection that results when the contents of the globe are transferred onto a plane Azimuthal Projection Photographs from the air
in the mid-19th century by James Gallinventedin the mid-19th century by James Gall
some gaps to appear between tilescausessome gaps to appear between tiles
from the conceptual projection of the Earth onto a tangent or secant planeresultingfrom the conceptual projection of the Earth onto a tangent or secant plane
to NZGD2000 /is setto NZGD2000 /
The difference in the dimensions of the two rectangles(passive) is caused byThe difference in the dimensions of the two rectangles