I would like to improve the visual appeal of a geographical map I plotted with Mathematica. The code is:
GeoGraphics[{continents (geographic regions)},GeoBackground->GeoStyling["ReliefMap"],GeoProjection->"Equirectangular"]
and the output is:
There are 2 issues I would like to resolve:
- The structure on the sea floor is distracting from the landmasses. Is it possible to reduce the number of details/contours?
- I would like to change the color on the landmasses to be more saturated and green as well as white for snow/large elevations.
I found a good example on the internet done with "Generic Mapping Tools":
Apart from the different map projection, it is exactly what I am looking for (reduced level of sea floor details and landmass coloring). Is it possible to also do that in Mathematica?