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Miller Cylindrical Projection is a map projection method that projects the earth’s surface onto a two-dimensional plane. Its characteristic is that it emphasizes the left-right symmetry (mirror effect) of geographic information. This method is mainly used in scenes that value visual balance and overall grasp. It does not focus on the distance or shape from a specific center point, but focuses more on overall visibility and comparability.
This projection method is different from the regular geodetic projection method and is usually not provided as a standard function in general cartography or GIS tools. However, it is often used in visual analysis, education, or visualization to show the relationship between specific areas.
Mirror projection is suitable for expressing the contrast between the two hemispheres of the earth, or for visualizing the social or economic differences between urban and rural areas, developed and developing countries. In addition, it can also be used as an auxiliary teaching material for learning geographical symmetry in educational scenarios; in the media and exhibitions, it can also be displayed as part of infographics. In the field of research, it can also be used to discover specific patterns or visualize the analysis of relationships.
Transverse Mercator Projection
Longitude / Latitude Projection