North America & South America:
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Click here to see the SAS code.

Click here to see the example. (robinson)
Click here to see the example. (cylindri)
Click here to see the example. (eckert1)
Click here to see the example. (gall)
Click here to see the example. (hammer)
Click here to see the example. (paraboli)
Click here to see the example. (peters)
Click here to see the example. (ortho)

Europe, Africa & Asia:
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Click here to see the SAS code.

Click here to see the example. (robinson)
Click here to see the example. (cylindri)
Click here to see the example. (eckert1)
Click here to see the example. (gall)
Click here to see the example. (hammer)
Click here to see the example. (paraboli)
Click here to see the example. (peters)
Click here to see the example. (ortho)

Whole World:
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Click here to see the SAS code.

Click here to see the example. (robinson)
Click here to see the example. (cylindri)
Click here to see the example. (eckert1)
Click here to see the example. (gall)
Click here to see the example. (hammer)
Click here to see the example. (paraboli)
Click here to see the example. (peters)
Click here to see the example. (ortho)

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I noticed that Dundas had a web page showing off some of their map projections
(http://www.dundas.com/Gallery/Map/NET/index.aspx?ImgGroup=Map+Projections)
so I figured we might need to show off some of our SAS GMap projections as well...

So, here are a few examples of different gmap projections.
The do_map.sas program that creates them uses a macro, so it's easy
to re-use the same code to try out different projections.  Note that
not all of these projections are "production/supported", but but the
official SAS production/supported projections are not adequate imho,
so I often use the other ones as well.

I annotate lat/long gridlines on the map as well.
Remember, for annotated stuff to line up in the correction position
on a projected map, you must also project the annotated stuff (I combine
the annotate & map data sets, and run them through "proc gproject", and
then separate them back out.)

The code to do the annotated gridlines might actually be more useful 
to you than the gproject examples :)


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