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Fig. 6.6 (a) Natural coordinates and (b) false coordinates (biased by 500,000 m)
Fig. 6.7 Direct solution of the Gauss projection
x
f 1
ðÞ
l
;
q
:
ð
6
:
19
Þ
y
f 2
ðÞ
l
;
q
The Gauss projection has three conditions, from which we can derive the
formula for a direct solution of the Gauss projection.
A Gauss projection is carried out along the narrow strips within a certain
longitude east and west of the central meridian. In each projection area, the
difference l between the longitude of an arbitrary point and that of the central
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