ostrat.pEarth

North of 25.4N degs East of 66.3E west of 141.6E 33.3N

North of 25.4N degs East of 66.3E west of 141.6E 33.3N

Gui to display E80Data objects in isolation.

Functions for Earth tile grids where the hex tile is 80 km from side to side.

80km hexs. deltaX in HexCood 1 = 20km

Under new numbering system Greenwich longitude will be row 512 0G0 in Base32, Longitude 30 East passing through St Petersburg Russia will be 1536 Base32 1G0. Longitude 90 West passing through Memphis and New Orleans will be 9728 Base32 9G0. 30 West passing through Greenland will be 11776 Base32 BG0.

A Hex Grid for an area of the earth. It is irregular because as you move towards the poles the row length decreases. The x dirn follows lines of longitude. The y Axis at the cenLong moves along a line of longitude.

Not sure whether the "fTile: (Int, Int, Terrain) => TileT" should be implicit. Will change with multiple implicit parameter lists

Not sure if this trait needs to exist anymore

Not sure if this class is necessary. A class for whole earth maps as opposed to for example, Old World maps.

An all world map, parametrised by Tile and Tile side types.

Object for irregular areas and hexagonal tile grids to represent the Earths surface.

Basic map of the Earth using irregular areas.

object to launch EarthBasic Gui.

Slated for removal.

A first level area of the Earth, a large area such as North West Europe.

A second level area of the Earth.

A view of the Earth. Currently North can only be up or down.

Not sure about this trait.

The North Atlantic. The seas and the land of the north Atlantic.

A stand OfTile maps from Grid Coordinates to map Vec2 and then to display Vec2. This maps from Grid Coordinate to Dist2 to Vec2

World Tile, consider changing to ETile.

Not necessarily used

Returns a function for a specific EGrid to convert from gridVec to Latlong

Not necessarily used

The North-South divide between Area1s and Grids at 45 degrees north approx.