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Geodesy / Navigation / Cartography / Latitude / Geographic coordinate system / Lambert conformal conic projection / Longitude / Map projection / Great-circle distance / State Plane Coordinate System / Reference ellipsoid / Decimal degrees
Date: 2014-10-07 13:12:08
Geodesy
Navigation
Cartography
Latitude
Geographic coordinate system
Lambert conformal conic projection
Longitude
Map projection
Great-circle distance
State Plane Coordinate System
Reference ellipsoid
Decimal degrees

GIS in Water Resources Fall 2014 Homework #1 Goal The goal of this homework is to reinforce the lecture material on Geodesy, Map Projections and Coordinate Systems by having you identify attributes and perform hand calcu

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