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Autores principales: Shaw, J. Jimenez, Pallero, J. L. G.
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Publicado: 2025
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Acceso en línea:https://arxiv.org/abs/2509.21353
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author Shaw, J. Jimenez
Pallero, J. L. G.
author_facet Shaw, J. Jimenez
Pallero, J. L. G.
contents Hourglass is an equal-area pseudocylindrical map projection developed by John P. Snyder in mid 1940s. It was never published in a detailed way by its author, and only a couple of references exist in literature since 1991, both of them including a picture but without any mathematical description. In this work the equations for the ellipsoid and for the sphere are derived, both for direct and inverse problems, together with a generalization that allow meridians not restricted to straight lines as in the original Snyder's version. Although not useful for world maps, the projection can be employed for mapping areas around their standard parallels.
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spellingShingle Hourglass: an unpublished map projection by John P. Snyder
Shaw, J. Jimenez
Pallero, J. L. G.
Geophysics
86A30
J.2
Hourglass is an equal-area pseudocylindrical map projection developed by John P. Snyder in mid 1940s. It was never published in a detailed way by its author, and only a couple of references exist in literature since 1991, both of them including a picture but without any mathematical description. In this work the equations for the ellipsoid and for the sphere are derived, both for direct and inverse problems, together with a generalization that allow meridians not restricted to straight lines as in the original Snyder's version. Although not useful for world maps, the projection can be employed for mapping areas around their standard parallels.
title Hourglass: an unpublished map projection by John P. Snyder
topic Geophysics
86A30
J.2
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2509.21353