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Choosing The

OUTLINE

GLOBES

PROPERTIES OF MAPS  Distance  Direction  Area  Conformity

THE EQUIDISTANCE CONIC PROJECTION

LAMBERT CONFORMAL CONIC

LAMBERT AZIMUTHAL EQUAL AREA

MERCATOR

CYLINDRICAL PROJECTIONS

THE MERCATOR MAP PROJECTION

ACTUAL DISTORTION

PROVING MERCATOR MAP IS CONFORMAL

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SCALE FACTOR FOR MERCATOR PROJECTION

SCALING FACTOR ALONG PARALLEL AND MERIDIAN

SETTING UP TO PROVE CONFORMALITY  Find the scaling factors along the parallel and meridian  Take partial derivatives  Set up the correct scaling factors

PROVING CONFORMALITY For the general map projection will be conformal if and only if

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FUTURE OF MAPS

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