Method for dividing and encoding different lunar basic scale topographic maps
A scale and topographic map technology, applied in special data processing applications, instruments, electrical digital data processing, etc., can solve the problem of not having a larger scale, achieve shared publishing, reduce storage space, and reduce geometric deformation. Effect
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[0086] Example 1: If the longitude of a point is 114°33′45″ and the latitude is 39°22′30″, calculate the number of the map frame where it is located.
[0087] Calculate its row and column numbers according to formulas (1) and (2):
[0088] (character code E);
[0089] Find that the longitude difference corresponding to the fifth row is 20°, that is, Δλ=20°;
[0090] b=[(λ+180) / Δλ]+1=[(114°33′45″+180°) / 20°]+1=015;
[0091] The sheet number of the 1:2 500 000 topographic map where this point is located is E015;
[0092] 1:1 000 000 frame number:
[0093] a=5 b=15 Δλ=20° Δλ'=10°
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[0097] d=[(180+λ-(b-1)Δλ) / Δλ']+1
[0098] =[(180+114°33′45″-(15-1)20°) / 10°]+1
[0099] =002
[0100] Therefore, the 1:1 000 000 topographic map number is E015A002002;
[0101] 1:500 000 frame number:
[0102] a=5 b=15 Δλ=20° Δλ'=5°
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[0106] d=[(180+λ-(b-1)Δλ) / Δλ']+1
[0107] =[(180+114°33′45″-(15-1)20°) / 5°]+1
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