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1 Surfer : Omid.bissadi@gmail.com 1
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16 8$ 4)#Q '() # l[$ A+) j' Input Grid File!5H ':General :# ج! 56 ' ' š + 8''!5H *+ ': Light Position Angles 9 K)#: 5W #'] %& 4 ) IJKL Vل! 'œ ': Shading Methods ل # KL;? m+? *+.$ 4 +& Vل! *+#KQ+#& ] :simple.u ل $ 4 Fl6 + 4= 4 *5L E'6 ' ' #K9 ' *+ : Peucker s Approximation.z.K> l =& > ' 5> ]! # E#) ]! ' *+ ' E#) : Lambertian Reflection..!&.+ 4 s =& ' 4:]#; 4&'# # +; ' *+ : Lommel-Seeliger Law..l?56? '!J N' š#œ #W6 &( :# *+ :view *³# g/q *! R h>i O#8e ") = #6 O#, =.K ) %_`a O#, =.K =>80 &:'G0!+7_, 78$ :(vector map)'# > 9 ' 8' ج! 4:'(, ] m+ 4 tk9 grid A+) 46 M@ V '# > 9!)] > 9 *+ ل *+ 9 > 9 ج! Z$ #.$ 4 ' > Nl;.$ 2-grid vector map +(:. ] slk ' 1-grid vector map +(: map + 4[=H > 8 A$ 4 ] A+) :ج grid ] $ 4 8DK& 4.$ Cartesian :(base map)+; > 9 m+ +ل K + > œ+' >' >' A[H 4&& ج #(+ 4 R6M@ > 9 *+ ] $ 9 4 surfer ' +; > 9.> 4 N9 ' '9] 4QJf œ o= o A$ ]!& RWKL A\ th &# A$ > 9 *+!&> :]!& Z# *+ *K& +#@ 8'\ '] N$ Q 8#] slk ' base map +(: map ].#] 4)#Q '() # ' # ' 9 4 import 16
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