Simple Cylindrical Projection

[@adhure_alfaz66]

Tnk u sir mujhe mere techers ka smj nhi aata but u are a great techer ..ab bhot ache se smjate h

[@dr.pardeepv]

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[@vilassurwade3412]

Thanks Sir for simple explanation of different Practicals of Geography subject for our students.

[@dr.pardeepv]

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[@rohitsihag8006]

Thankyou sir itne easily pdane ke liye bhut hi acha pdate ho sir 🙏🙏

[@dr.pardeepv]

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[@Billioniaremindset-ml-2gu]

Sir your voice is like vikas divyakirti sir's voice

[@dr.pardeepv]

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[@ebaishrat7309]

Distance between equally divided lines on equator can be measured by simple formula
2[pie]r × graticule interval ÷ 360°

[@sonugoswami9675]

Excellent sir very nice video best of luck sir.i am Pinki Devi from government college for girls pillu khera mandi (Jind)

[@dr.pardeepv]

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[@krishborade1221]

Your vedios are really very helpful sir.

[@dr.pardeepv]

So nice of you

[@BhavniChadha04]

Very helpful tysm sir ❤😊

[@dr.pardeepv]

Keep watching

[@ajeon0118]

Very helpful 👍 video 🙂

[@dr.pardeepv]

Glad it was helpful!

[@lifetimehappiness5112]

Sir aap bahut acha padate ho.sir thoda or basic bhi bta diya kro jaise inka use konse map banane ke liye hota h . please sir.

[@dr.pardeepv]

Thanks for watching the video and your valuable comments. In some other projections detail has been provided but yes in this video and some other videos which were uploaded earlier the detail was not provided.

[@lifetimehappiness5112]

@@dr.pardeepv thanku sir

[@dr.pardeepv]

ua-cam.com/video/2qnbTi9BrAU/v-deo.html Link for Characteristics of Simple Cylindrical Projection

[@gobindosoren8764]

A better video 😌

[@mithunrajput8820]

Apki voice vikas divyakirti sir ke jesi hai 😊

[@dr.pardeepv]

Thanks for your valuable comments.

[@VijaySingh-fr4rm]

Thank you sir really aap bahut achai se samjatai ho

[@dr.pardeepv]

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[@haluhanuworld424]

Sir... Nice explanation.. 👍👍👍Could you tell me the app which used to draw the projection... 🥰🥰

[@dr.pardeepv]

Thanks for watching the video. I have used Power point to draw the projection.

[@barbiedutta5331]

Sir can u find RF 1:150, 000,000 interval 15° and radius of the earth 635,000,000

[@barbiedutta5331]

Sir please can you make a video on how to draw this projection

[@nikitapomar8179]

Sir kya simple cylindrical projection aur Mercator projection same hai

[@dr.pardeepv]

No these are different from each other.

[@sonugoswami9675]

Hmare geography k teacher ka name bi Pardeep hi h

[@manshurajput1157]

Sir line kitni dalni hai

[@dr.pardeepv]

iF THE INTERVAL IS 30 DEGREE THEN THERE SHALL BE 7 LINES OF LATITUDES INCLUDING EQUATOR, WHEREAS LONGITUDES WILL BE 13

[@pinkimahla8856]

sahi actual radius kya h sir

[@dr.pardeepv]

640,000,000 cm

[@pinkimahla8856]

hello sir nice video

[@dr.pardeepv]

Thanks and welcome

[@momnamushtaq7880]

Thank you so much sir

[@dr.pardeepv]

So nice of you

[@minho4785]

Tq u so much sir

[@dr.pardeepv]

Thanks for watching the video and your valuable comments.

[@pinkimahla8856]

air actual radius of earth alg alg bta rahe h alg video mein

[@dr.pardeepv]

640,000,000 cm/ 250,000,000 inches

[@pinkimahla8856]

ok sir

[@pinkimahla8856]

thanku soo much sir

[@sumitzone857]

Sir I can understand this projection😢

[@choudhary_2003]

Sir r.f 1.250000000 gi 30 degree ka nakal ke do

[@dr.pardeepv]

radius of globe = 640000000 / 250,000,000 = 2.56cms
Length of Equator = 2 x 22/7 x 2.56 cms = 16.09 cms
30 degree = 16.09 x 30/360 = 1.34cm
To divide it into equal 12 parts you can watch the video
ua-cam.com/video/wsMfMgP4dVw/v-deo.html

[@telisimon2626]

Sir apne toh longitude ka point ko bataya hi nhi!

[@dr.pardeepv]

I request you to watch the video again. Both longitudes and latitudes have been explained.