Units API.

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        "The earth is not flat, and there is no simple way of putting it down on a flat paper map (or computer screen), so people have come up with all sorts of ingenious solutions, each with pros and cons. Some projections preserve area, so all objects have a relative size to each other; other projections preserve angles (conformal) like the Mercator projection; some projections try to find a good intermediate mix with only little distortion on several parameters. Common to all projections is that they transform the (spherical) world onto a flat Cartesian coordinate system, and which projection to choose depends on how you will be using the data."
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        "地球不是平坦的,也没有简单的方法可以将其绘制在平坦的纸质地图(或计算机屏幕)上,因此人们想出了各种巧妙的解决方案,每种方案都有利有弊。有些投影保留面积,因此所有对象都具有彼此的相对大小;其他投影保留角度(等角),如墨卡托投影;一些投影试图找到在几个参数上只有很小失真的良好中间混合。所有投影的共同点是它们将(球形)世界转换到平面笛卡尔坐标系上,选择哪种投影取决于您将如何使用数据。"
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