Interrupted Projections
Interrupted Projections is a type of map projection that minimizes distortion by deliberately splitting the Earth's surface into separate segments or lobes, thereby interrupting the continuity of the graticule to preserve accuracy in shape, area, or distance across discontinuous regions.
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Interrupted Map Projections
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User preferences for world map projections
Bojan Šavrič, Bernhard Jenny, Denis White et al. · Cartography and Geographic Information Science · 2015 · 43 citations
Some New Map Projections of the World
Diane Watts · The Cartographic Journal · 1970 · 17 citations
The Globular Projection Generalized
M. Petrich, Waldo Tobler · The American Cartographer · 1984 · 15 citations
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