Title: MAP PROJECTIONS
1MAP PROJECTIONS
2Homework 1
- Calculate the azimuth and length of the rhumbline
from A to B. - Calculate the latitudes of 3 intermediate points,
starting from A, with 5º difference in longitude
interval (??5º) - R6371 km.
This part should be your faculty number!
3Homework 2
- You will investigate the distortion of the
lengths in gonomonic, streographic and
orthographic projections. For this purpose you
select a projection center (O), and a two
arbitrary points (P1 and P2). - For the comparison you will calculate the great
circle distance between P1 and P2 and the
corresponding distances in each projection. - Finally you will form a table as shown below.
(R6371)
04 gtgtthe first two digits of your faculty
number! 27 gtgtthe last two digits of your faculty
number! for example 041205027
If the last two digits is greater than 60,
subtract 60!
4Homework 3
- You will investigate the distortion of the
lengths in Lambert Projections, with one (40ºN)
and two standard parallels (37ºN and 41ºN).The
longitude of the central Meridian is 33ºE. - The Origin of the plane coordinate system is
40ºN, 33ºE. - For the comparison you will calculate the great
circle distance between P1 and P2 and the
corresponding distances in each projection. - Finally you will form a table as shown below.
(R6371)
04 gtgtthe first two digits of your faculty
number! 27 gtgtthe last two digits of your faculty
number! for example 041205027
If the last two digits is greater than 60,
subtract 60!
5Homework 4
- Two points with geographical coordinates are
given. Calculate the Cartesian coordinates of
these points on the projection plane. Use the
polar Mercator projection (R6371km). - Calculate the azimuth and the length of the line
P1 P2 on the projection plane. - Calculate the azimuth and the length of the rhumb
line from P1 to P2 (on the sphere).
04 gtgtthe first two digits of your faculty
number! 27 gtgtthe last two digits of your faculty
number! for example 041205027
If the last two digits is greater than 60,
subtract 60!
6Homework 5
- You will investigate the distortion of the
lengths in polar, oblique and transverse
streographic projections. For this purpose two
arbitrary points are given (P1 and P2). O is the
projection center for the oblique projection. For
the transverse projection use the central
meridian of 33E. - For the comparison you will calculate the great
circle distance between P1 and P2 and the
corresponding distances in each projection. - Finally you will form a table as shown below.
(R6371)
04 gtgtthe first two digits of your faculty
number! 27 gtgtthe last two digits of your faculty
number! for example 041205027
If the last two digits is greater than 60,
subtract 60!