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Topographic Model

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- Pantograph
- Wenschow
- Thermoplastic
- Terrain Embossing
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Berninagroup, 4049 m (Switzerland) 1:4,000, 270 x 270 cm, Toni Mair, Naturmuseum Winterthur


1 (.. 1459 1540)

1500-1540
7
.. 1529 1530 16
200

..1568 ..1574.

Model of Munich (Germany) 1:616, 186 x 200 cm, made of painted lime-tree wood,
Jakob Sandtner, 1572, Bavarian national Museum

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Sebastian Vauban (..1633 1707)
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Relief of Bernese Oberland (Switzerland) 1:25,000, 76 x 100 cm, Xaver Imfeld, 1908,
Swiss Alpine Museum
..1880 1940
Xaver Imfeld, Carl Meili Eduard Imhof

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(Pantograph)
2




3D

Briefing for a bombing raid using a model of the Alten Fjord in Norway 1:10,560,
Pictures from Chase p.106,107.

Model of the V2-rocket experimental station at Peenemnde (Germany)

Karl wenschow
pantographs
pantographs

pantographs


..1942

Applying hedges to a terrain model using a compressed extrusion gun,


Picture from Chase p.104.

Finishing of a coastal model, Picture from Reed p.643.

Assault model of North Africa (Bains Romains, west of Algiers) 1:2,000,


Picture from Reed p.635.



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(Plaster models)

Plaster model of the Grosse Windglle, 3187 m (Switzerland) 1:2,000, 163 x 307
cm,Eduard Imhof, 1938,Naturmuseum Winterthur


pantograph (Relief pantograph)




pantograph
2

pantograph

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Wenschow (Wenschow Method)
Karl Wenschow
.. 1918

2

Wenschow
Pantograph

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2


Wenschow

1:25,000
1:200,000
Thermoplastic (Thermoplastic reliefs)
.. 1947

Wenschow
2

Thermoplastic relief of surroundings of Lake Geneva (Switzerland/France), 1:100,000


66x94 cm, Institut Geographique National IGN, 2000, Map collection ETH, Zurich

pantograph


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Thermoplastic Thermoplastic
Thermoplastic





Terrain Embossing
John J. Braud Reliefograph




Terrain embossing machine. Picture from Don C. Wilson p.185


(Computer based techniques)
.. 1950

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3 (Subtractive) (Additive)
(Dynamic)

Computer-based relief model of Eiger, 3970 m (Switzerland) 1:12,500,


Mika Semann, 1998, Swiss Alpine Museum
(Subtractive techniques)


19 pantograph

Subtractive

Thermoplastic

Model with directly imprinted colours (manufactured by solid terrain modeling)

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(Additive techniques)


stereolithography


Detail of the Eiger (Switzerland) 1:12,500, Mika Semann, created using the rapid
prototyping technique with layers of 0.15 mm thickness. Swiss Alpine Museum
(Dynamic Techniques)




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: Dynamic terrain table, produced by Northtrop grumman.

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1. 1 : 600,000

2. 1:600,000
1 : 75,000

3. 1 : 75,000

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1 :
1 :

.
1. ( Planimetric Map )

2. ( Topographic Map )

3. ( Plastic Relief Map )

4. ( Photo Map) (Photograph)
(Photo mosaic)

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5. ( Plastic Relief Photomap)

6. ( Photomosaic )

7. ( City Map ) (
1 : 12,000)
8. ( Special Map )


9. ( Terrain Model )



10. ( Joint Operations Graphic )
1 : 250,000 ( Ground ) ( AIR )
11. ( Picto map ) ( Photo
Map )

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2.

3.
4.

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5.

6.

( Relief)


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1. (Contour Lines)
1.1

1.2
(
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(Contour interval)


(index
contour) (intermediate
contour) 100
1.3

1.3.1
1.3.2

1.3.3

1.3.4

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1.3.5

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1.3.6 1.3.4 1.3.5


1.3.2
1.3.4
1.3.5 1.3.2

1.4

(Supplementary contours)

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1.6

1.6.1

1.6.2

1.6.3

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1.6.4

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1.6.5

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1.6.6

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1.6.7
( U)

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1.6.8


1.6.9
Depression Contour

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(a) (b)
1.6.10 ( V)

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1.7
1.7.1
2

1.7.2
=


( )

1.7.3
3
) 1
=

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= x 100

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= x 1,000

= x 57.3


1/50,000 . 19959750 120 .
19459750 220

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220
19459750

120
19959750

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= 1995 1945 = 50 = 500
. . = 220 120 = 100

1 = 100 = 1
500 5

= (100 /500) x 100 = 20%

= (100/500) x 1,000 = 200


= (100/500) x 57.3 = 11.46

1.8

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1.8.1

1.8.2

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1.8.4

1.8.5


1.8.6

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3. (Hachures)





4. (Shaded Relief)



5. ( Form Lines)


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RF :
Representation Fraction) 1 1 : 50,000
1 50,000
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1: 50,000
RF = 1/50,000
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= 100
1000 = 1
10 = 10,000
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1.3.1
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D = 3
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4.2 0.62
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1.1 360
1 1 60 '
1 ' 60 "
1.2 m
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360 6,400 1 17.78
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