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This research doesn't seem to be published anywhere, but here's a 30-page presentation at Hessler's academia.edu page, which contains some nice data plots. htt
by chockablock 12y ago
This research doesn't seem to be published anywhere, but here's a 30-page presentation at Hessler's academia.edu page, which contains some nice data plots.
https://www.academia.edu/1666460/Bi-dimensional_Regression_Revisited_Studying_the_Geometry_and_Form_of_the_Medieval_Portolan_Chart https://www.academia.edu/1666460/Bi-dimensional_Regression_R...
Hessler also seems to have a personal blog devoted to related topics:
www.warpinghistory.blogspot.com
- SSLy 12y agoI have found one editorial by Mr. Hessler, one review of his book, one review made by himself and a paper (Warping Waldseemuller: A Phenomenological and Computational Study of the 1507 World Map, printed in cartographica) but is is about a different piece of cartography.