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Visualize 3D geographics with elevation
ResourceFunction["GeoElevationGraphics3D"][primitives] generates a 3D surface of GeoElevationData with GeoGraphics mapped onto the surface. |
"SeaLevelStyle" | None | style for drawing a layer to show sea level |
Generate a 3D map of the region around Durham, UK:
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Most GeoGraphics options are supported:
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Most ListPlot3D options are supported:
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All GeoBackground values are supported:
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GeoElevationGraphics3D displays underwater levels by default:
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You can also display sea level using "SeaLevelStyle":
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Display sea level using "SeaLevelStyle", which accepts any style directives:
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Alternatively you can use PlotRange to only display positive values:
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At a large scale, some map projections produce non-rectangular regions:
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Using RegionFunction→Automatic will attempt to trim the graphic to only show mapped areas:
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All GeoElevationGraphics3D use a planar map projection, resulting in "flat earth" graphics at a large scale:
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Drape the African nations in their national flags:
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Place flag images on countries:
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