Geography, asked by qskelvin, 10 months ago

what are the scientific basis of cartography

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Cartography is both an science and an art and has always been considered to be so. There is a serious scientific underpinning to cartography. Its sub-discipline geodesy is the science of the shape of the earth. Careful measurements, innovative projections, and mathematical precision are part and parcel of it.

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