accumulated divergence
accumulated divergence
[ə′kyü·myə‚lād·əd də′vər·jəns] (mapping)
In making a map, the algebraic sum of the divergences for the sections of a line of levels, from the beginning of the line to any section end at which it is desired to compute the total divergence.
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