.. _tpers: ******************************************************************************** Tilted perspective ******************************************************************************** +---------------------+----------------------------------------------------------+ | **Classification** | Azimuthal | +---------------------+----------------------------------------------------------+ | **Available forms** | Forward and inverse, spherical projection | +---------------------+----------------------------------------------------------+ | **Defined area** | Global | +---------------------+----------------------------------------------------------+ | **Implemented by** | Gerald I. Evenden | +---------------------+----------------------------------------------------------+ | **Options** | +---------------------+----------------------------------------------------------+ | `+h` | Height (in meters) above the surface. Required. | +---------------------+----------------------------------------------------------+ | `+azi` | Bearing (in degrees) from due north. | +---------------------+----------------------------------------------------------+ | `+tilt` | Angle (in degrees) away from nadir. | +---------------------+----------------------------------------------------------+ | `+lat_0` | Latitude (in degrees) of the view position. | +---------------------+----------------------------------------------------------+ | `+lon_0` | Longitude (in degrees) of the view position. | +---------------------+----------------------------------------------------------+ .. image:: ./images/tpers.png :scale: 50% :alt: Tilted perspective Tilted Perspective is similar to :ref:`nsper` (``nsper``) in that it simulates a perspective view from a hight. Where ``nsper`` projects onto a plane tangent to the surface, Tilted Perspective orients the plane towards the direction of the view. Thus, extra parameters azi and tilt are required beyond `nsper``'s ``h``. As with ``nsper``, ``lat_0`` & ``lon_0`` are also required for satellite position.