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A geodesic is the shortest path between two points on a curved surface; in this context applies to questions where the curved surface is the earth's surface.
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Why are my icosahedron triangle subdivisions not equilateral (PostGIS)?
I am creating a geodesic polyhedron using PostGIS. I am dividing the base icosahedron points (see Appendix A), into the first level of Class I subdivisions. …
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Generate global grid of circles with minimum overlap with PostGIS
I thought that because of that, a geodesic Discrete Global Grid System (DGGS) which used Class I triangle subdivisions would achieve the desired circle overlap pattern. …
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