Hi Hamed,
I understand that you are looking for a method to use "hold on" with "geobubble".
According to the MathWorks Documentation provided below, the "geobubble" feature does not support the use of the "hold" command.
Nevertheless, using "hold on" with "geoplot" allows you to depict longitude and latitude points with varied colors. Refer to the code below for implementing "geoplot" to showcase points in different colors.
% Define the latitude and longitude coordinates of the points
lat = [32.30 33.92 35.17 36.98 37.69 38.34];
lon = [-91.05 -91.18 -90.09 -89.11 -89.52 -90.37];
% Calculate the number of points
numPoints = numel(lat);
% Determine the indices for each color
blueIndices = 1:ceil(numPoints/3); % Indices for blue color
redIndices = ceil(numPoints/3)+1:ceil(2*numPoints/3); % Indices for red color
greenIndices = ceil(2*numPoints/3)+1:numPoints; % Indices for green color
% Plot the points using different colors
geoplot(lat(blueIndices), lon(blueIndices), "--gs", "LineWidth", 2, ...
"MarkerSize", 10, "MarkerEdgeColor", "b", "MarkerFaceColor", [0.5 0.5 0.5]) % Plot blue points
hold on
geoplot(lat(redIndices), lon(redIndices), "--gs", "LineWidth", 2, ...
"MarkerSize", 10, "MarkerEdgeColor", "r", "MarkerFaceColor", [0.5 0.5 0.5]) % Plot red points
geoplot(lat(greenIndices), lon(greenIndices), "--gs", "LineWidth", 2, ...
"MarkerSize", 10, "MarkerEdgeColor", "g", "MarkerFaceColor", [0.5 0.5 0.5]) % Plot green points
hold off
% Set the limits of the map
geolimits([31.60 38.91], [-95.61 -84.27])
% Set the basemap style
geobasemap grayterrain
For more information about "geoplot" you can refer to the following MathWorks documentation:
Hope this helps!
