and at 50m resolution over Japan.
Note that accessing the Japanese data set takes much longer than accessing the world data set (because it is stored in many small files), so it pays to zoom into a small area of Japan before switching.
In most cases this means that you get a uniform sampling of the DEM. If you zoom in close, the underlying resolution of the DEM becomes apparent.
DEMBroker doesn't do any interpolation of the data set at this stage - it retrieves the nearest DEM value to the location corresponding to the screen pixels.
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