The purpose is to create a "great" conformal projection, similarly to how Winkel made a "great" compromise projection by averaging Aitoff and equirectangular. However, in Geocart this produces a weird map boundary (weird lines through the map).
Blended projection: The projections American Polyconic an...
Re: Blended projection: The projections American Polyconic a
Blending conformal projections sometimes works when Mercator is unconstrained, for example elliptic conformal and Mercator.
The purpose is to create a "great" conformal projection, similarly to how Winkel made a "great" compromise projection by averaging Aitoff and equirectangular. However, in Geocart this produces a weird map boundary (weird lines through the map).
The purpose is to create a "great" conformal projection, similarly to how Winkel made a "great" compromise projection by averaging Aitoff and equirectangular. However, in Geocart this produces a weird map boundary (weird lines through the map).