Relief map
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Relief mapping refers to the portrayal of the three-dimensional geometry of terrain.
- A raised-relief map is a three-dimensional representation.
- There are a variety of techniques used in two-dimensional representation, including shaded relief, hachures, contours and hypsometric tints.
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