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CONIC MAP PROJECTIONS # Cylindrical projections are used primarily for complete world maps, or for maps along narrow strips of a great circle arc, such as the Equator, a meridian, or an oblique great circle. To show a region for which the greatest extent is from east to west in the temperate zones, conic projections are usually preferable to cylindrical projections. Normal conic projections are…
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Numerical Examples for Eckert VI Projection # SPHERE # Forward Equations # Given Radius of sphere: $R=\;\;$ unit Central meridian: $\lambda_0=\;$ ° Point: $\phi=\;$ ° $\lambda=\;$ ° Find $x, y$. From equation (32-8) , using $\phi$ or or $ -50^\circ $ as the first trial $\theta$ $$ \eqalign{ \Delta\theta =& -[(-50^\circ)\times\pi/180^\circ+\sin(-50^\circ)-(1+\pi/2)\sin(-50^\circ)]/ \cr…
Numerical Examples for Eckert IV Projection # SPHERE # Forward Equations # Given Radius of sphere: $R=\;\;$ unit Central meridian: $\lambda_0=\;$ ° Point: $\phi=\;$ ° $\lambda=\;$ ° Find $x, y$. From equation (32-4) , using $(\phi/2)$ or $ -25^\circ $ as the first trial $\theta$ $$ \eqalign{ \Delta\theta =&…
Numerical Examples for Mollweide Projection # SPHERE # Forward Equations # Given Radius of sphere: $R=\;\;$ unit Central meridian: $\lambda_0=\;$ ° Point: $\phi=\;$ ° $\lambda=\;$ ° Find $x, y$. From equation (31-4) , using $\phi$ or $ -50^\circ $ as the first trial $\theta’$, $$ \eqalign{ \Delta\theta' =& -[(-50^\circ)+\sin(-50^\circ)-\pi\sin(-50^\circ)]/ \cr &…
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Numerical Examples for Sinusoidal Projection # SPHERE # Forward Equations # Given Radius of sphere: $R=\;\;$ unit Central meridian: $\lambda_0=\;$ ° Point: $\phi=\;$ ° $\lambda=\;$ ° Find $x, y, h, k, \theta', \omega$. From equations (30-1) through (30-5) in order, $$ \eqalign{ x &= 1.0\times[-75^\circ-(-90^\circ)]\cos(-50^\circ) \cr &= 0.1682814\text{ units} } $$ $$ \eqalign{ y &=…
References # Abramowitz, Milton, and Stegun, I.A., 1964, Handbook of mathematical functions : Washington, National Bureau of Standards. (Reprinted by Dover publications, Inc., New York, 1972). Adams, O.S., 1918, Lambert projection tables for the United States : U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey Spec. Pub. 52. Adams, O.S., 1919, General theory of Polyconic projections : U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey…
Numerical Examples for Van der Grinten Projection # SPHERE # Forward Equations # Given Radius of sphere: $R=\;\;$ unit Central meridian: $\lambda_0=\;$ ° Point: $\phi=\;$ ° $\lambda=\;$ ° Find $x, y$. From equations (29-6) , (29-3) , (29-4) , (29-5) , and (29-6a) in order, $$ \eqalign{ \theta &= \arcsin |2\times(-50^\circ)/180^\circ| \cr &= 33.7489886^\circ } $$ $$ \eqalign{ A &=…
Numerical Examples for Modified Stereographic Conformal Projection # SPHERE # Forward Equations # Given 1 Radius of sphere: $R=\;\;$ unit Order of equation: $m=\;\;6$ Center: $\phi_1=\;64.0^\circ$ $\lambda_0=\;-152.0^\circ$ Constants $A_1-A_m$ $B_1-B_m$ See Table 33 , using constants for sphere. Point: $\phi=\;$ ° $\lambda=\;$ ° Find $x, y, k$ Using equations (26-1) through (26-3) in…
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Numerical Examples for Azimuthal Equidistant Projection # SPHERE # Forward Equations # Given Radius of sphere: $R=\;\;$ unit Center: $\phi_1=\;$ ° $\lambda_0=\;$ ° Point: $\phi=\;$ ° $\lambda=\;$ ° Find $x, y$ Using equations (5-3) and (25-2) , $$ \eqalign{ \cos c &= \sin40^\circ\sin(-20^\circ) + \cos 40^\circ\cos(-20^\circ)\cos (100^\circ - (-100^\circ))\cr &= -0.8962806 } $$ $$ c…
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Numerical Examples for Lambert Azimuthal Equal-Area # SPHERE # Forward Equations # Radius of sphere: $R=\;\;$ units Center: $\phi_1=\;$ ° $\lambda_0=\;$ ° Point: $\phi=\;$ ° $\lambda=\;$ ° Find $x, y$ Using equation (24 -2) , $$ \eqalign{ k' &= \{2/[1+\sin40^\circ\sin(-20^\circ)+\cos40^\circ\cos(-20^\circ)\cos(100^\circ-(-100^\circ))] \}^{1/2} \cr &= 4.3912175 } $$ Using equations…
Numerical Examples for Gnomonic Projection # SPHERE # Forward Equations # Radius of sphere: $R=\;\;$ units Center: $\phi_1=\;$ ° $\lambda_0=\;$ ° Point: $\phi=\;$ ° $\lambda=\;$ ° Find $x, y$ Using equation (5-3) , $$ \eqalign{ \cos c &= \sin 40^\circ \sin 30^\circ + \cos 40^\circ \cos 30^\circ \cos [-110^\circ-(-100^\circ)] \cr &= 0.9747290 } $$ Since $\cos c$ is zero or negative,…
Numerical Examples for Stereographic Projection # SPHERE # Forward Equations # Given Radius of sphere: $R=\;\;$ units Center: $\phi_1=\;$ ° $\lambda_0=\;$ ° Central scale factor: $k_0=\;$ Point: $\phi=\;$ ° $\lambda=\;$ ° Find $x, y, k$ Using equations (21-4) , (21-2) , and (21-3) in order, $$ \eqalign { k &= 2\times…
Numerical Examples for Bonne Projection # SPHERE # Forward Equations # Given Radius of sphere: $R=\;\;$ units Standard parallel: $\phi_1=\;$ ° Central meridian: $\lambda_0=\;$ ° Point: $\phi=\;$ ° $\lambda=\;$ ° Find $x, y$ Using equations (19-1) through (19-4) in order, $$ \eqalign{ \rho &= 1.0\times[\cot 40^\circ +(40^\circ - 30^\circ)\times \pi/180^\circ] \cr &=…
Numerical Examples for Orthographic Projection # SPHERE # Forward Equations # Given Radius of sphere: $R=\;\;$ units Center: $\phi_1=\;$ ° $\lambda_0=\;$ ° Point: $\phi=\;$ ° $\lambda=\;$ ° Find $x, y$ In general calculations, to determine whether this point is beyond viewing, using equation (5-3) , $$ \eqalign{ \cos c &= \sin 40^\circ\sin30^\circ+\cos 40^\circ\cos…
Numerical Examples for Polyconic Projection # SPHERE # Forward Equations # Given Radius of sphere: $R=\;\;$ units Origin: $\phi_0=\;$ ° $\lambda_0=\;$ ° Point: $\phi=\;$ ° $\lambda=\;$ ° Find $x, y, h$ From equations (18-2) through (18-4) , $$ \eqalign{ E &= (-75^\circ - (-96^\circ))\sin 40^\circ \cr &= 13.4985398^\circ } $$ From equations (7-1) and (18-2) , $$ \eqalign{ x &=…
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23. GENERAL PERSPECTIVE PROJECTION # SUMMARY # Often used to show the Earth or other planets and satellites as seen from space. Orthographic, Stereographic, and Gnomonic projections are special forms of the Vertical Perspective. Vertical Perspective projections are azimuthal; Tilted Perspectives are not. Central meridian and a particular parallel (if shown) are straight lines. Other meridians and…
22. GNOMONIC PROJECTION # SUMMARY # Azimuthal and perspective. All meridians and the Equator are straight lines. All parallels except the Equator and poles are ellipses, parabolas, or hyperbolas. Neither conformal nor equal-area. All great circles are shown as straight lines. Less than one hemisphere may be shown around a given center. No distortion at the center only. Distortion and scale rapidly…
Numerical Examples for Bipolar Oblique Conic Conformal Projection # SPHERE # Forward Equations # This example will illustrate equations (17-14) through (17-23) , assuming prior calculation of the constants from equations (17-1) through (17-13) . Given Radius of sphere: $R=\;\;$ m Point: $\phi=\;$ ° $\lambda=\;$ ° Find $x, y, k$ $$ $$ From equations (17-14) and (17-15) $$ \eqalign{ z_B &=…
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Numerical Examples for Equidistant Conic Projection # SPHERE # Forward Equations # Given Radius of sphere: $R=\;\;$ unit Standard parallels: $\phi_1=\;$ ° $\phi_2=\;$ ° Origin: $\phi_0=\;$ ° $\lambda_0=\;$ ° Point: $\phi=\;$ ° $\lambda=\;$ ° Find $\rho, \theta, x, y, k$ From equations (16-4) , (16-3) , (16-2) , (16-1) , and (14-4) in order $$ \eqalign{ n &=…
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Numerical Examples for Lambert Conformal Conical Projection # SPHERE # Forward Equations # Given Radius of sphere: $R=\;\;$ unit Standard parallels: $\phi_1=\;$ ° $\phi_2=\;$ ° Origin: $\phi_0=\;$ ° $\lambda_0=\;$ ° Point: $\phi=\;$ ° $\lambda=\;$ ° Find $\rho, \theta, x, y, k$ From equations (15-3) , (15-2) , and (15-1a) in order $$ \eqalign{ n &=…
Numerical Examples for Cassini Projection # SPHERE # Forward Equations # Given Radius of sphere: $R=\;\;$ unit Origin: $\phi_0=\;$ ° $\lambda_0=\;$ ° Point: $\phi=\;$ ° $\lambda=\;$ ° Find $x, y$ Using equations (8-5) , and (13-1) through (13-3) in order, $$ \eqalign{ B &= \cos25^\circ\sin[(-90^\circ)-(-75^\circ)] \cr &= -0.2345697 } $$ $$ \eqalign{ x &= 1.0\times…
Numerical Examples for Miller Cylindrical Projection # SPHERE # Forward Equations # Given Radius of sphere: $R=\;\;$ unit Central meridian: $\lambda_0=\;$ ° Point: $\phi=\;$ ° $\lambda=\;$ ° Find $x, y, h, k$ Using equations (11-1) through (11-5) in order $$ \DeclareMathOperator{\arcsinh}{arcsinh} $$ $$ \eqalign{ x &= 1.0\times[-75^\circ-0^\circ]\times\pi/180^\circ \cr &=…
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Symbols # If a symbol is not listed here, it is used only briefly and identified near the formulas in which it is given. Symbol Description $Az$ azimuth, as an angle measured clockwise from the north. $a$ equatorial radius or semimajor axis of the ellipsoid of reference. $b$ polar radius or semiminor axis of the ellipsoid of reference. $ b = a(1 - f) = a(1 - e^2)^{1/2}$ $c$ great circle distance,…
Numerical Examples for Cylindrical Equal-Area Projection # SPHERE # Normal aspect # Forward Equations # Given Radius of sphere: $R=\;\;$ unit Central meridian: $\lambda_0=\;$ ° Standard parallel: $\phi_s=\;$ ° Point: $\phi=\;$ ° $\lambda=\;$ ° Find $x, y$ Using equations (10-1) and (10-2) , $$ x = 1\times[80^\circ-(-75^\circ)]\times\cos 30^\circ = 2.3428242\;\text{units} $$ $$ y =…
Editorial Notes # Transformation of Map Graticules # Note 1 : Snyder text refers to $\phi_1$ although the figure (Figure 5) shows $\phi_0$ ↩︎ Auxiliary latitudes # Note 1 : Snyder shows value $39.762435^\circ$. ↩︎ Oblique Mercator # Note 1 : Snyder repeats sphere radius and central scale factor, although they are not needed for these formulas. Also, seems latitude of central point is arbitrarily…
Numerical Examples for Oblique Mercator Projection # SPHERE # Forward Equations # Given Radius of sphere: $R=\;\;$ unit Central scale factor: $k_0=\;$ ° Central line through: $\phi_1=\;$ ° $\lambda_1=\;$ ° $\phi_2=\;$ ° $\lambda_2=\;$ ° Point: $\phi=\;$ ° $\lambda=\;$ ° Find $x, y, k$ Using equation (9-1) , $$ \begin{align} \lambda_p =&…
Numerical Examples for Albers Equal-Area Conic Projection # SPHERE # Forward Equations # Given Radius of sphere: $R=\;\;$ unit Standard parallels: $\phi_1=\;$ ° $\phi_2=\;$ ° Origin: $\phi_0=\;$ ° $\lambda_0=\;$ ° Point: $\phi=\;$ ° $\lambda=\;$ ° Find $\rho, \theta, x, y, k, h, \omega$ From equations (14-6) , (14-5) , (14-3) , (14-3a) , and (14-4) in order $$ \eqalign { n…
Numerical Examples for Transverse Mercator Projection # SPHERE # Forward Equations # Given Radius of sphere: $R=\;\;$ unit Origin: $\phi_0=\;$ ° $\lambda_0=\;$ ° Central scale factor: $k_0=\;$ Point: $\phi=\;$ ° $\lambda=\;$ ° Find $x, y, k$ Using equations (8-5) , (8-1) , (8-3) , and (8-4) in order $$ \eqalign { B &= \cos 40.5^\circ \sin[(-73.5^\circ)-(-75.0^\circ)] \cr &= \cos…
Numerical Examples for Auxiliary Latitudes # For all examples under this heading, the Clarke 1866 WGS-84 ellipsoid will be used. $a=6378206.4\,\text{m}$ a is not needed here $e^2=0.00676866$ or: $e=0.0822719$ Auxiliary latitudes will be calculated for geodetic latitude $\phi =$ ° Conformal latitude # Using closed equation (3-1) : $$ \eqalign{ \chi =& 2\arctan\{\tan{(45^\circ +…
Numerical Examples for Mercator Projection # SPHERE # Forward Equations # Given Radius of sphere: $R=\;\;$ unit Central meridian: $\lambda_0=\;$ ° Point: $\phi=\;$ ° $\lambda=\;$ ° Find $x, y, k$ Using equations (7-1) , (7-2) , and (7-3) , $$ \eqalign { x &= \pi\times1.0\times[(-75.0^\circ) - (-180.0^\circ)]/180^\circ \cr &= 1.8325957\;\text{units} } $$ $$ \eqalign { y &=…