hgis-1.0.0.2: docs/manual.tex

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\title{HGIS - GIS in Haskell}
\author{Vanessa McHale}

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\begin{abstract}
This document contains explanations of some of the math behind hgis works. It
also serves as documentation supplemental to haddock, presernting several
examples and sample outputs. 
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\section{Parsing a shapefile}

\section{Geometry on a sphere}

Computing perimeters on a sphere is relatively straightforward: 

\subsection{Measuring compactness}

\section{Making maps}

\subsection{Projections}

\begin{appendices}
  \section{Installation}
  HGIS is supported and tested with cabal, available from
  \url{https://www.haskell.org/cabal/}. 
  % opinionated: nix is best when you just want the binaries!

  \section{Using the libaries}
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