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This figure illustrates the effect of varying hillshade parameters on terrain visualization. The left image is generated using an azimuth of 180° and a lower illumination altitude, which enhances valley networks and linear depressions. The right image uses an azimuth of 270° with a higher illumination altitude, emphasizing convex landforms, ridges, and subtle slope transitions. Adjusting hillshade parameters allows users to reveal different geomorphic features and better interpret terrain structure.

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