How to use the tilted perspective Projection in Magics¶

This notebook will help you to discover it.
From your workstation:
load magics

module swap(or load) Magics/new
jupyter notebook

load this notebook

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### Import Magics
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import Magics.macro as magics

Define the projection¶

Its proj4 name is [tpers] (https://proj4.org/projections/tpers.html)

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projection = magics.mmap(subpage_map_projection = 'tpers', 
                    subpage_map_projection_tilt = 0.,
                    subpage_map_projection_azimuth =  20.,
                    subpage_map_projection_view_latitude= 20.,
                    subpage_map_projection_view_longitude= -0.
                        )

Define some coastlines¶

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coast = magics.mcoast( map_grid =  "on",
            map_grid_colour  =  "charcoal",
            map_coastline_land_shade  =  'on',
            map_coastline  =  'on',
            map_coastline_land_shade_colour  =  'grey',
            map_coastline_colour =  'charcoal',
            )
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### Just plot the result
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magics.plot(projection, coast, )
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