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Conformal mapping / Geometry / Measurement / Universal Polar Stereographic coordinate system / Map projection / Stereographic projection / Transverse Mercator projection / Lambert conformal conic projection / Latitude / Cartography / Cartographic projections / Geodesy
Date: 2006-12-12 10:41:19
Conformal mapping
Geometry
Measurement
Universal Polar Stereographic coordinate system
Map projection
Stereographic projection
Transverse Mercator projection
Lambert conformal conic projection
Latitude
Cartography
Cartographic projections
Geodesy

Basic Geodesy Article 11 OctoberPolar Stereographic

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