William J. Sear
Abstract
By “transformation” is meant the derivation by graphical means of the graticule of a desired projection from the existing graticule of another projection. This article was originally given as a talk and demonstration to the Canberra Division, The Australian Institute of Cartographers, on 9 December 1955.
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By “transformation” is meant the derivation by graphical means of the graticule of a desired projection from the existing graticule of another projection. This article was originally given as a talk and demonstration to the Canberra Division, The Australian Institute of Cartographers, on 9 December 1955.
Key concepts: Projection (relational algebra), Transformation (genetics), Map projection, Division (mathematics), Geography, Computer graphics (images), Cartography, Computer science