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Example 3 --------- % Map of Antarc
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Example 5 --------- % Map of the ge
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Example 6 --------- % Map of terrai
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GEOSHOW Display map latitude and lo
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Example 2 --------- % Create a worl
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Example 4 --------- % Display the E
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Example 7 % Read and display the Sa
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Mapping Introduction to MATLAB mapp
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Plotting raster (grid) data in MATL
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From vectors to raster (grids) >> i
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From vectors to rastrer (grids) >>
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Map Projections All geospatial data
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But what projection should I use? M
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MAPPING GUIs AXESM GUI AXESM activa
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MapTools Projections CLASS NAME ID
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MAPPING DEMOS mapexkmlexport — Ex
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efvec= [cells-per-degree, north lat
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5) Map de data using mesm and displ
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Computing Map limits from reference
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BUILDING A GEOREFERENCE MATRIX, R R
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Producing map images (ex. from goog
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geoshow(AI,R)
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Map Viewer
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Mapping (MATLAB) georeferencing: ma
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% It's well known that at its most
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imformats EXT ISA INFO READ WRITE A
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Getting started with the M_map MATL
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Getting started with the M_map MATL
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Getting started with the M_map MATL
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Getting started with the M_map MATL
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Finally (!), we may want to alter t
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Specifying map projections in the M
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case 2, m_proj('lambert','long',[-1
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case 4, subplot(211); Slongs=[-100
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case 6, lambert projection % Plot a
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case 8, m_vec; M_VEC Draws fancy ar
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% Colouring the ocean blue clf m_pr
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Map Projections m_proj Initializes
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1. Azimuthal projections The defaul
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Map Projections Stereographic Proje
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2. Cylindrical and Pseudo-cylindric
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2. Cylindrical and Pseudo-cylindric
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2. Cylindrical and Pseudo-cylindric
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Map Projections Sinusoidal, Mollwei
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3. Conic Projections The map limits
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4. Miscellaneous global projections
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Coastlines and Bathymetry M_Map inc
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Example >> m_proj('oblique mercator
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Adding your own coastlines Filled c
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