Desktop Hachure Maps from Digital Elevation Models

Abstract

A classic cartographic technique for representing three-dimensional topography on a two-dimensional map involves the use of hachures. A fine line or hachure is generally drawn in the direction of steepest topographic gradient. Hachuring across an area creates tonal variations throughout the map. These tonal variations are a form of analytical

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