This presentation explains the concept of map projections and their importance in geography and cartography. It covers step-by-step instructions on using projection tools, measuring distances, and applying different projection techniques such as Mercator, Robinson, Fuller, and Polar Projections. Perfect for students, researchers, and geography enthusiasts who want to understand how the Earth’s 3D surface is represented on a 2D map. 👉 Learn how to: 1. Open and use projection files 2. Measure distances using map tools 3. Apply various world map projections 4. Compare the visual outcomes of different projection types.

1. MAP
PROJECTION
AROOJ FATIMA
UNIVERSITY OF GUJRAT

2. OPEN THE PROJECTION FILE FROM
THE DOCUMENT

3. SELECT EXTRACT TO

4. SELECT DESKTOP AND OK

5. OPEN THE PROJECTION FILE

6. OPEN PROJECTION LAB

7. OPEN THE SELECT FILE FROM THE
DOCUMENT

8. SELECT CITY COUNTRIES GRATITUDES
AT LEFT CORNER OF THE SCREEN

9. FROM TOOL BAR SELECT THE
MEASURE

10. FROM MEASURE SELECT DISTANCE
AND THEN MILE

11. PUT THE COURSOR ON ONE THE CIRCLE
AND DRAW THE VERTICAL LINE

12. DRAW HORIZANTAL LINE

13. DRAW A LINE FROM NEW YORK TO
LOS

14. DRAW A LINE FROM NEW YORK TO
RIO

15. DRAW A LINE FROM NEW YORK TO
SYDNEY

17. RIGHT CLICK ON MAP DATA REFRESSING
AND SELECT CORDINATE SYSTEM

18. SELECT WORLD

19. SELECT THE MARCETER THEN CLICK
AND THEN CLICK OK

20. THE MAP LOOK LIKE THIS

21. CLICK ON ROBIOSN AND THEN OK

22. THE MAP LOOK LIKE THIS

23. CLICK FULLER THEN APPLY AND OK

24. THE MAP WILL LOOK LIKE THIS

25. SELECT POLLAR

26. CLICK NORTH POLAR AZMUTHAL
EQUIDISTANT

27. THE FINAL LOOK OF THE MAP

28. THE END!