10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HOMOLOSINE PROJECTION»
Discover the use of
homolosine projection in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
homolosine projection and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
How to Analyze Maps & Atlases
The first thing you notice is that the interrupted Goode homolosine projection is
more complex than the other two map projections. This pseudocylindrical
projection, which combines the best features of two other map projections, is
even more ...
Social Studies School Service, 2008
2
Principles of Map Design
projection, the zones of best representation are around the central meridan and
the 40th parallels. goode's Homolosine Projection In 1923, J. Paul Goode
devised the homolosine projection by combining the sinu- soidal and
homolographic ...
Homolosine Projection Mention could be made of the possibility of combining
different projections in order to utilise the better parts of each. One such
projection is called the homolosine projection of the late professor J. Paul Goode
of the ...
Om Prakash Varma, Edith G Vedanayagam, 2007
4
The Geographical Imagination in America, 1880-1950
In 1 923 Rand McNally's chief cartographer drew a new map of the world, John
Paul Goode designed the "homolosine projection" in order to challenge the
distortions perpetuated by the Mercator projection, a map that had long
dominated ...
5
Distortion of Area in the Global-scale Cognitive Map: A ...
accurate at identifying that the Mercator projection does not preserve area (81.5
% correct) and that the Goode's homolosine projection does preserve area (75.8
% correct). In the four remaining projections the participants showed less than ...
Sarah Elizabeth Battersby, 2006
6
Mapping It Out: Expository Cartography for the Humanities ...
See Moll- weide projection Homolosine projection. See Goode's homolosine
projection Hoyt, Homer, 213-16, 222-24 Hue: defined, 58-59; unsuitable for map
labels, 106; for qualitative differences, 60-61, 66, 71-72, 75; on topographic maps
, ...
7
United States Geological Survey Professional Paper
... 192 coordinates, polar 143 rectangular 168 features 4, 141, 164-165 formulas,
sphere 165, 167, 319-320 history 164 usage 35, 164-165 Goode, J.P 247, 249
Goode Homolosine projection 34, 247, 249, 253 Goode's Atlas 247 Great Britain,
...
8
Flattening the Earth: Two Thousand Years of Map Projections
The Goode homolosine projection with interruptions used by Goode for
landmasses 197 4.23b. The Goode homolosine projection with interruptions
used by Goode for oceans 198 4.24. The Boggs eumorphic projection 200 4.25.
The Craster ...
9
Explorers and Exploration
Below J. Paul Goode created this interrupted homolosine projection in 1923. The
interruptions distort the oceans in order to preserve the geometrical properties of
the continents (another version, interrupted to preserve the unity of the oceans, ...
10
Map projections--a working manual
319-320 history 164 usage 35. 164-165 Goode, J.P 247, 249 Goode Homolosine
projection 34. 247. 249. 253 Goode s Atlas 247 Great Britain, maps of 57, 94
Great Lakes, maps of M. 68 Great-circle distance 30, 39 Great-circle paths 4, 35.
67.
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «HOMOLOSINE PROJECTION»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
homolosine projection is used in the context of the following news items.
Almost Every World Map You've Looked At Has Been Wrong. This Is …
Below is an example of The Goode Homolosine Projection, which shows continents that are sized appropriately to one another, but with many ... «IJ Review, Mar 15»
When the Art Just Can't Compete with the Architecture
The lighter wall piece hints at Goode's homolosine projection map of the globe, but is not a representational map. The mesh structure is white ... «Hyperallergic, Feb 15»
Are you using a “socially conscious” world map?
You've probably also seen the Goode homolosine projection, an “interrupted”-type map which displays the world in a series of connected lobes ... «Gadling, Dec 09»
