How to insert values in a zeros matrix?
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Hello everyone,
I have created a zeros metrix X = 720x1440, the interval of each grid is 0.25. I have another matrix Y= 129x135, this matrix is having values. Now I want to insert the values of Y matrix into the X matrix.
The location of Y matrix is, 6.5:0.25:38.5 (129) and 66.5:0.25:100.0 (135)
Thank you
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the cyclist
2022-4-16
You told us the grid interval, but we also need to know the grid starting point. Does X(1,1) correspond to grid location (0,0)?
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Voss
2022-4-16
all_lat = -89.75:0.25:90;
% according to the longitudes specified for India (66.5 to 100),
% longitude goes from -180 to 180, not 0 to 360:
all_lon = (0.25:0.25:360)-180;
india_lat = 6.5:0.25:38.5;
india_lon = 66.5:0.25:100.0;
whos *_lat *_lon
X = zeros(numel(all_lat),numel(all_lon)); % your zeros matrix
Y = rand(numel(india_lat),numel(india_lon)); % random matrix substituting for your Y matrix
% determine where Y belongs in X:
[~,idx_lat] = ismember(india_lat,all_lat);
[~,idx_lon] = ismember(india_lon,all_lon);
% set those elements of X to the values in Y:
X(idx_lat,idx_lon) = Y;
% plot to see the result
s = pcolor(all_lon,all_lat,X);
set(s,'EdgeColor','none');
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Voss
2022-4-18
One difference is that I used all_lon and all_lat as the x and y coordinates for my pcolor plot and you are using indices. Also, the 'YDir' of your axes is 'reverse'.
If I make those two changes I get your plot:
all_lat = -89.75:0.25:90;
% according to the longitudes specified for India (66.5 to 100),
% longitude goes from -180 to 180, not 0 to 360:
all_lon = (0.25:0.25:360)-180;
india_lat = 6.5:0.25:38.5;
india_lon = 66.5:0.25:100.0;
whos *_lat *_lon
X = zeros(numel(all_lat),numel(all_lon)); % your zeros matrix
Y = rand(numel(india_lat),numel(india_lon)); % random matrix substituting for your Y matrix
% determine where Y belongs in X:
[~,idx_lat] = ismember(india_lat,all_lat);
[~,idx_lon] = ismember(india_lon,all_lon);
% set those elements of X to the values in Y:
X(idx_lat,idx_lon) = Y;
% plot to see the result
% s = pcolor(all_lon,all_lat,X); % using all_lon and all_lat for x and y in pcolor
s = pcolor(X); % using 1:size(X,2), 1:size(X,1)
set(s,'EdgeColor','none');
set(gca(),'YDir','reverse'); % reverse the Y axis
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