I'm trying to make a planisphere, with an azimuthal equidistant projection going from 90 degrees declination (NCP) down to 38 degrees declination (since I'm located at 52 degrees latitude). The standard sky map is extremely close to what I'm looking for, but goes down 90 degrees in declination. For azimuthalequidistant, going out further in declination is quite easy. Digging in the code, I don't see where the clipping happens. Probably deep in d3.geo.projection.js.
Question: how could I get an azimuthal equidistant map out further than 90 degrees? Thanks in advance!
I'm trying to make a planisphere, with an azimuthal equidistant projection going from 90 degrees declination (NCP) down to 38 degrees declination (since I'm located at 52 degrees latitude). The standard sky map is extremely close to what I'm looking for, but goes down 90 degrees in declination. For azimuthalequidistant, going out further in declination is quite easy. Digging in the code, I don't see where the clipping happens. Probably deep in
d3.geo.projection.js
. Question: how could I get an azimuthal equidistant map out further than 90 degrees? Thanks in advance!