> [The Global Human Settlement Layer (GHS) Population dataset 6.] is formatted as an image of 100m x 100m squares, each containing the estimated population resi

> [The Global Human Settlement Layer (GHS) Population dataset 6.] is formatted as an image of 100m x 100m squares, each containing the estimated population residing in each square. [...] due to the unconventional projection used (Mollweide 7), the image appears slanted and skewed compared to a more traditional projection. How do you divide a Mollweide projection into 100m x 100m squares? In fact, how do you divide any projected globe into 100m x 100m squares?! Do they actually mean 10,000 m2 squares? Because you could do that, they would just get narrower and longer towards the poles.