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Berechnet aus Höhendaten (DEM 3") mit Viewfinder Panoramas.[4] Der vollständige Algorithmus ist hier verfügbar.
Berechnet aus dem Schnittpunkt aller Höhendaten (DEM 3") mit Viewfinder Panoramas, im Umkreis von 10 Kilometern.[4] Der vollständige Algorithmus ist hier verfügbar.