[map display]
A stereo image that is created by superimposing two images of the same area. The images are displayed in complementary colors, usually red and blue or green. When viewed through filters of corresponding colors, the images appear as one 3D image. Anaglyphs are useful for visualizing terrain, elevation models, or other spatial data in 3D or virtual reality (VR) applications; they can provide a better understanding of the topography, spatial relationships, and features of the landscape.
