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En af Marbles kernefunktioner er understøttelse af forskellige kort (korttemaer i Marbles terminologi) og forskellige planeter. Hvert af disse kan ses i forskellige projektioner: Få planeten til at ligne en globus eller se det som et trykt kort ved at vælge en passende projektion.

Korttemaer indstilles i Marbles dialog Kortvisning. I skrivebordsversionen findes den et faneblad i panelet til venstre.

I den mobile version af Marble til Nokia N900 finder du dialogen Kortvisning via programmets hovedmenu.

Dialogen Kortvisning lader dig vælge en projektion, hvilken planet (himmellegeme) du vil se og et korttema. Resten af denne vejledning forklarer disse valgmulighedre i detalje.

Valg af planet

Marble understøtter omkring et dusin forskellige planeter. I dialogen Kortvisning kan du vælge blandt de planeter, som der er mindst ét kort installeret til.

Jorden. Der findes mange forskellige korttemaer.	Månen. Vi ved godt, at den egentlig ikke er en planet.
Mars	Venus

Valg af projektion

Projektionen definerer, hvordan planetens overflade præsenteres på skærmen. Den kan vises osm en globus eller som en slags fladt kort.

	Globusprojektion	Projektion som fladt kort	Mercatorprojektion
Eksempel
Almindelig anvendelse	Visning af store områder, måling af store afstande	Visning af store områder	Visning af mindre områder, navigation

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Valg af korttema

Oversigtskort

Korttema	Eksempel	-	Atlas	Et klassisk topografisk kort. Det bruger vektorlinjer til at markere kystlinler, landegrænser osv. og har højderelief.
Fladt kort		En forenklet udgave af temaet Atlas uden topografi.
Satellitvisning		Jorden set fra rummet oplyst af solen. Inkluderer skydække med aktuelle data.
Natural Earth		Jordens naturlig udseende i en idealiseret visning uden megen menneskelig påvirkning. Inkluderer skydække med aktuelle data.
Jorden om natten		Jorden set fra rummet uden oplysning fra solen.

Vejkort

These maps are optimized for high zoom levels, showing many details on the street and city level. Some of them provide good country and even continent or space views, but that's not their primary area of use. Need to find a route? Do you like hiking or biking? Want to explore the neighborhood? Pick one of these maps.

Map Theme	Preview	Description
OpenStreetMap General purpose		The famous OpenStreetMap Mapnik layer. A general purpose map with useful information for the most common use cases. The map is identical to that shown on openstreetmap.org. Combine this map theme with the Mercator projection for optimal speed and a sharp map view.
Osmarender General purpose		The OpenStreetMap Osmarender layer. A general purpose map with useful information for the most common use cases. The map is identical to that selectable in the top-right toolbox on openstreetmap.org. Compared to the Mapnik layer (OpenStreetMap theme), this theme has more lively colors and presents some different data. The view from space looks better than that of Mapnik. On the other hand, Mapnik handles conflicting elements at the street level better. In Osmarender, icon sizes are less balanced and the z-order (stacking) is wrong for some elements. Labels overlap in densely packed areas. Combine this map theme with the Mercator projection for optimal speed and a sharp map view.
OpenCycleMap For bikers		OpenStreetMap data presented for bikers. The map is identical to that selectable in the top-right toolbox on openstreetmap.org. Combine this map theme with the Mercator projection for optimal speed and a sharp map view.
OSM Hike & Bike Map For hikers and bikers		A map theme optimized for hiking and biking, based on OpenStreetMap data. Includes a very nice hillshading layer that shows the terrain (activate it in the Legend). Combine this map theme with the Mercator projection for optimal speed and a sharp map view.

Educational Maps

Map Theme	Preview	Description
Historical Map 1689		A historical world map from the year 1689 created by G. van Schagen in Amsterdam.
Historical Map 1720		A historical world map from the year 1720 created by Guillaume de L'Isle in Paris.
Historical Map 1786		A historical world map from the year 1786 created by William Faden in London.
Precipitation (month)		Colors indicate the precipitation in the given month. Open the Legend to find out which color matches which precipitation.
Temperature (month)		Colors indicate the average temperature in the given month. Open the Legend to find out which color matches which temperature.

Restricted Maps

These map themes work fine in Marble from a technical point of view. The terms of service of the companies offering these maps, however, may prevent you from using it. If you want to use these map themes, you must install them manually. Make sure their terms of service allow you to use them within Marble.

Warning

To the best of our knowledge the usage of these restricted maps is forbidden in an application like Marble. We only want to demonstrate the technical feasibility here. Please don't add details on their installation in Marble to this Wiki. We don't want to promote the usage of maps which we think are not free.

Map Theme	Preview	Description
Google Maps		Street maps from maps.google.com
Google Satellite		Satellite maps from maps.google.com
Mapquest		Street maps from mapquest.com
Virtual Earth		Satellite maps from virtualearth.net

Installing Additional Map Themes

Map Theme	Linux (KDE)	Mac, Windows	Maemo (N900)
Atlas	Packaged	Packaged	Marble Maps package
Earth at Night	Packaged	Packaged	Marble Maps package
Google Maps	Manual installation	Manual installation	Manual installation
Google Satellite	Manual installation	Manual installation	Manual installation
Historical Map 1689	Download Maps feature	Manual installation	Marble Maps package
Historical Map 1720	Download Maps feature	Manual installation	Manual installation
Historical Map 1786	Download Maps feature	Manual installation	Manual installation
Mapquest	Manual installation	Manual installation	Manual installation
Natural Earth	Download Maps feature	Manual installation	Manual installation
OpenStreetMap	Packaged	Packaged	Packaged
Osmarender	Download Maps feature	Manual installation	Marble Maps package
Open CycleMap	Download Maps feature	Manual installation	Manual installation Marble 1.2 and later: Marble Maps package
OSM Hike & Bike Map	Download Maps feature	Manual installation	Marble Maps package
Plain Map	Packaged	Packaged	Marble Maps package
Precipitation	Packaged	Packaged	Marble Maps package
Satellite View	Packaged	Packaged	Marble Maps package
Temperature	Packaged	Packaged	Marble Maps package
Virtual Earth	Manual installation	Manual installation	Manual installation

Legend

Term	Description
Marble Maps package	Please install the Marble Maps package from the extras repository (the same where you installed Marble - Virtual Globe from. See Maemo Installation (Nokia N900 only).
Download Maps feature	Please use the Download Maps feature in Marble from the File menu (KDE only).
Manual installation	Please follow the link (if any) and install the map theme manually.

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 These maps are optimized for high zoom levels, showing many details on the street and city level. Some of them provide good country and even continent or space views, but that's not their primary area of use. Need to find a route? Do you like hiking or biking? Want to explore the neighborhood? Pick one of these maps.