Do any of the current open source GIS softwares support discontinous projection systems? E e.g. sinusoidal, dymaxion, butterfly, etc?
If not, are there any affordable commercial ones that do (affordable meaning < $150)?
Upate: apparently Apparently it was a bad idea to lead with "sinusoidal", as that projection also has a single point non-interrupted form. Please note, theThe key word here is discontinuous or interrupted. Thanks.
Do any of the current open source GIS softwares support discontinous projection systems? E.g. sinusoidal, dymaxion, butterfly, etc? If not, are there any affordable commercial ones that do (affordable meaning < $150)?
Upate: apparently it was a bad idea to lead with "sinusoidal", as that projection also has a single point non-interrupted form. Please note, the key word here is discontinuous or interrupted. Thanks.
Do any of the current open source GIS softwares support discontinous projection systems e.g. sinusoidal, dymaxion, butterfly, etc?
If not, are there any affordable commercial ones that do (affordable meaning < $150)?
Apparently it was a bad idea to lead with "sinusoidal", as that projection also has a single point non-interrupted form. The key word here is discontinuous or interrupted.
Do any of the current open source GIS softwares support discontinous projection systems? E.g. sinusoidal, dymaxion, butterfly, etc? If not, are there any affordable commercial ones that do (affordable meaning < $150)?
Upate: apparently it was a bad idea to lead with "sinusoidal", as that projection also has a single point non-interrupted form. Please note, the key word here is discontinuous or interrupted. Thanks.
Do any of the current open source GIS softwares support discontinous projection systems? E.g. sinusoidal, dymaxion, butterfly, etc? If not, are there any affordable commercial ones that do (affordable meaning < $150)?
Upate: apparently it was a bad idea to lead with "sinusoidal", as that projection also has a single point non-interrupted form. Please note, the key word here is discontinuous or interrupted. Thanks.
Do any of the current open source GIS softwares support discontinous projection systems? E.g. sinusoidal, dymaxion, butterfly, etc? If not, are there any affordable commercial ones that do (affordable meaning < $150)?
Upate: apparently it was a bad idea to lead with "sinusoidal", as that projection also has a single point non-interrupted form. Please note, the key word here is discontinuous or interrupted. Thanks.
