Maps and survey . With Hill Shading Malm Bay. Layer System Onhian/x Survey. Soutluiiiiploii. 1913 MAPS 29 Plate IX), even if it is not possible to assign a separate tint toeach interval. The advantage of this may be seen on comparingthe Bavarian Staff map with, let us say, the layer map ofScotland. In the former several contours are included in thelimits of a single tint, on the higher ground ; in the latter this isnot done. There can be no doubt that the former is the moreeffective. Combined systems of showing relief. We have discussed separately the merits of spot heights,hachures and hill-s
Maps and survey . With Hill Shading Malm Bay. Layer System Onhian/x Survey. Soutluiiiiploii. 1913 MAPS 29 Plate IX), even if it is not possible to assign a separate tint toeach interval. The advantage of this may be seen on comparingthe Bavarian Staff map with, let us say, the layer map ofScotland. In the former several contours are included in thelimits of a single tint, on the higher ground ; in the latter this isnot done. There can be no doubt that the former is the moreeffective. Combined systems of showing relief. We have discussed separately the merits of spot heights,hachures and hill-shading, contours, and colour layers. Inpractice several of these systems are generally used on onemap. Contours and hill-shading make an effective combination,and if the contours are drawn strongly they make it possibleto use oblique shading without much danger of the slope inthe shade looking steeper than the slope in the light. (SeePlate V.) Hill-shading combined with layers demands great skill inits application, or the shade changes the t
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