Computations on an Ellipsoid for GIS

Miller, James R.; Gaskins, Tom

doi:10.3722/cadaps.2009.575-583

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“…NASA World Wind developers applied a high-performance algorithm, described in Miller and Gaskins [16]. Tessellation is performed every time the terrain's resolution has to be synchronized with the current viewing state and availability of elevations [7].…”

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confidence: 99%

An open source virtual globe rendering engine for 3D applications: NASA World Wind

Pirotti¹,

Brovelli

Prestifilippo

et al. 2017

Open geospatial data, softw. stand.

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Background: NASA World Wind is an open source application-programming interface for developing geographic information systems based on a virtual globe rendering engine representing a planet. NASA World Wind provides the ideal environment for scientific data, their analysis, visual representation and interaction with users, in a single platform, which can be deployed both as a Java desktop application (NASA World Wind) or a JavaScript web application (ESA-NASA Web World Wind).

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