- A
projection plane, or
plane of projection, is a type
of view in
which graphical projections from an
object intersect.
Projection planes are used often...
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These projections rely on
visual perspective and
aspect analysis to
project a
complex object for
viewing capability on a
simpler plane. 3D
projections use...
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stereographic projection is a
perspective projection of the sphere,
through a
specific point on the
sphere (the pole or
center of projection), onto a
plane (the...
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projection is a form
of parallel projection in
which all the
projection lines are
orthogonal to the
projection plane,
resulting in
every plane of the
scene appearing...
- cartography, a map
projection is any
of a
broad set
of transformations emplo**** to
represent the
curved two-dimensional
surface of a
globe on a
plane. In a map...
- form
of a three-dimensional object. Up to six
pictures of an
object are
produced (called
primary views), with each
projection plane parallel to one
of the...
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object with the
drawing surface (
projection plane). In both
oblique projection and
orthographic projection,
parallel lines of the
source object produce parallel...
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parallel projection (or
axonometric projection) is a
projection of an
object in three-dimensional
space onto a
fixed plane,
known as the
projection plane or...
- the sphere's center, onto any
plane not p****ing
through the center, most
commonly a
tangent plane.
Under gnomonic projection every great circle on the sphere...
- {oproj} _{\mathbf {b} }\mathbf {a} } or a⊥b), is the
orthogonal projection of a onto the
plane (or, in general, hyperplane) that is
orthogonal to b. Since...
