Baker Dinomic
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Baker Dinomic
Good evening, everyone. Daan, do you know what projection Baker used outside of 45ºN? It looks like a Sinusoidal projection to me, but I'm not sure.
Re: Baker Dinomic
Hello mapner2022, and welcome to the forums!
Baker’s dinomic’s parallel’s spacing continues to increase toward the poles, so it wouldn’t be the sinusoidal. I don’t have Baker’s original paper, but, looking at the source code in D3, the parallel spacing seems contrived purely for appearance.
Cheers,
— Daniel “daan” Strebe
Baker’s dinomic’s parallel’s spacing continues to increase toward the poles, so it wouldn’t be the sinusoidal. I don’t have Baker’s original paper, but, looking at the source code in D3, the parallel spacing seems contrived purely for appearance.
Cheers,
— Daniel “daan” Strebe
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Re: Baker Dinomic
Thank you. I'm grateful for the clarification.
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Re: Baker Dinomic
Could also have been one of Putnins's pointed-polar pseudocylindricals.
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Re: Baker Dinomic
When I said the Sinusoidal I meant the classical Sinusoidal and projections that look close to it.
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Re: Baker Dinomic
I'm sorry I wasn't clearer.