mollweide projection造句

• The homolosine evolved from Goode s 1916 experiments in interrupting the Mollweide projection.
• CMB maps like the one to the right are Mollweide projections of the sphere.
• It uses the same 2 : 1 elliptical outer shape as the Mollweide projection.
• For this image the Mollweide projection has been applied, typical in maps using galactic coordinates.
• Mollweide projection uses multiple disjoint central meridians, giving the effect of multiple ellipses joined at the equator.
• Mollweide projection discards the central meridian in favor of alternating half-meridians which terminate at right angles to the equator.
• A composite projection, Goode's homolosine uses the Mollweide projection for higher latitudes and the sinusoidal projection for lower latitudes.
• A composite projection, Goode's homolosine uses the Mollweide projection for higher latitudes and the Sinusoidal projection for lower latitudes.
• The higher latitudes are the top sections of a Mollweide projection, grafted to the Sinusoidal midsection where the scale of the two projections matches.
• The "'Mollweide projection "'is an pseudocylindrical map projection generally used for global maps of the world or night sky.
• The Mollweide projection is another equal-area projection of similar aspect, though with straight parallels of latitude, unlike the Hammer's curved parallels.
• "Isolario " contains an oval depiction of the world, a type of map invented by Bordone and later formalized into the equal-area elliptical Mollweide projection three centuries later.
• Above all, however . . . this time I want more than just one single Mollweide projection-I want the data itself, with the full spherical accuracy available, viewable from every possible perspective.
• "a, Ice extent at equilibrium ( Mollweide projection ) for a'snowball Earth'simulation . b, Annually averaged temperature for a GCM Neoproterozoic simulation using the above ice sheets as a lower boundary condition.
• Xplanet can be used to produce projected maps of any planet ( but typically Earth ), for example mollweide projections which show the whole earth at once, or mercator projections with a rectangular appearance suitable for filling the screen.