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The antimeridian, or 180th meridian, is the meridian which is 180° east or west of the Prime Meridian with which it forms a great circle. It is distinctive among meridians in that it is common to both east longitude and west longitude.

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I've done small personal projects in QGIS, but I think I lack some basic knowledge. My background is in amateur astronomy, and in this case, I'm working on a full-sky celestial chart (transforming ...
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I downloaded the shape of the Chukotka region (Russia) that are on two hemisphere via overpass turbo. Here the request: [out:xml] [timeout:25]; {{geocodeArea:Чукотский автономный округ}} -> ....
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This issue has already been brought up several times on here (and elsewhere—Esri Community, Reddit, YouTube, etc), but I've found a new wrinkle. Context: This is ArcGIS Pro 3.4.0. I am using the WGS ...
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I'm trying to generate a map of New Zealand and surrounding areas using Contextily with Stadia Maps. When requesting tiles that cross the 180° meridian, the tiles appear backwards/incorrect. I tried ...
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Assume I want to work with raster and vector data for regions near antimeridian (180 degrees). Known problems are: Incorrect visualisation of polygons (and probably features of different types) ...
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I'm working on a project for Tuvalu and most projections cut off pretty much exactly where Tuvalu is. They are ok for zoomed in maps but as the map cuts off directly to the east I can't show ...
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I am drawing hex bins via h3geo on a Leaflet map and am being bitten in the behind by the antimeridian artifacts using a pretty standard approach const map = L.map('map').setView([0,0], 2); const ...
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I am attempting to reproject shapes from Equirectangular to North Pole Azimuthal Equidistant. However, I have noticed that it creates a seam along the 180th Meridian: Notably, the polygon containing ...
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All the basemaps on my QGIS stop just to the east of New Zealand. Is there any way I can make the extent continuous (basically restart from the other side)?
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I have seabird tracking data from the South Pacific with several of the animals crossing the international date line during their travels. When I try to generate a polyline from the corresponding XY ...
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I am having an issue using Python and folium regarding GeoJSON features. I made a simple map using folium and displayed tsunami information as well as specific colors for the different earthquake ...
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I have vector layer published on GeoServer for New Zealand territory including Chatham Islands, that are close to Anti-Meridian line: Layer is sourced from PostgreSQL DB, and it doesn't have ...
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I am trying to create a map of New Zealand in R (sf, ggplot2), that includes Chatham Island. I am accessing the online New Zealand map from Natural Earth. Online I can see the Chatham Islands on the ...
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I am relatively new using Leaflet.js. I want to draw a polyline in Leaflet.js between China and South America through the Pacific Ocean. Instead, I can only draw this line through both places through ...
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See the raster overlayed in QGIS below: I am trying to project a GeoTiff in QGIS that crosses the anti meridian, but the area circled in red in the above picture is exactly 180/-180, so there is some ...
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