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Map Projections
Question
Not a single map projection represents the globe truly. Why?
Solution
1. Map projection project the network of latitudes and longitudes on a plain surface by using the geometrical and mathematical methods.
2. It is transformation of the spherical network of latitudes and longitudes on a plain surface.
3. The globe is true representation of earth.
4. The projections give a shadowed picture of the globe which is distorted in those parts which are further away from the point where the paper touches the globe.
2. It is transformation of the spherical network of latitudes and longitudes on a plain surface.
3. The globe is true representation of earth.
4. The projections give a shadowed picture of the globe which is distorted in those parts which are further away from the point where the paper touches the globe.
Some More Questions From Map Projections Chapter
How does a map differ from a globe?
Why is it necessary to know about map projection ?
What facts need to be kept in view while transferring the globe on a plain surface ?
Which are important geographical relationships that one looks for in a map ?
Explain the differences between Parallels and Meridians.
Explain the differences between Map and Map Projection.
Distinguish between developable and non-developable surface.
Not a single map projection represents the globe truly. Why?
How is the area kept equal in cylindrical equal area projection?
Differentiate between Developable and non-developable surfaces.
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