¶ Three-Way Great Circling
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Three-Way Great Circling: Three-Way Grid:
"The three-way great circle grids result from uniform boundary scale subdivision of the edges of the equiside-and-angle triangles, and the great-circle joining of the respective points of uniform subdivision of the edges of the triangles in such a manner that (reading from any of the primary vertexes along the respective diverging edges from the primary vertex) the connecting great circle lines should always connect the subdivision points between one unit of interval with two units of interval of the respectively diverging edges.
¶ Citations
- Noah’s Ark, 1950, p. 1.
