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Introducing Plan Oblique Relief
Cartographic perspectives 21 Number 57, Spring 2007 Introducing plan Oblique ReliefBernhard JennyInstitute of CartographyETH Zurich, National Park ServiceHarpers Ferry, WV, submission, December 13, 2006; revised submission, March 14, 2007; final acceptance, March 25, 2007 INTRODUCTIONPlan Oblique Relief is a new digital technique for rendering three-dimensional terrain on otherwise planimetric (conventional flat) maps. Landforms shown realistically in side view have an illustrative quality that appeals to readers. Inspired by the work of manual mapmakers of the past, the paper begins with a historical review that includes maps by Xaver Imfeld of Switzerland, Erwin Raisz of the United States, and Heinrich Berann of Austria. In the next, digital techniques section, the projections and rendering parameters needed to create plan Oblique Relief receive attention, as does Natural Scene Designer , the first commercial software to offer this functionality.
Number 57, Spring 2007 cartographic perspectives 23 PLAN OBLIQUE RELIEF OF THE MANUAL ERA Although new to digital cartographers, plan oblique relief has not always been as …
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