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Friday, August 8, 2008

Cartographic Animations


Cartographic animations are generally useful or helpful for showing events when only discrete GI is available. If the cartographic representation has not maintained the integrity of the GI, then substantial errors and distortions can occur. This is a cartographic animation of Hurrican Katrina as it nears New Orleans.
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