How to Interpolate an entire data set

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Madison 2023-8-1

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Tide_Data_Final.zip

How to Interpolate an entire data set.I have two datasets and I am trying to determine tidal energy for the lat and lon values of my elasmobranch sightings. Since teh specific sighting lat and lon dont exist in my tidal data I am trying to interpolate them.

I have tried interpolting each value seperatly, but I recieve a value of 0. I've tried both interp1 and interp2

Tides=readtable('Tide_Data_Final.csv')
C = Tides.Longitude
M= Tides.Latitude
A=Tides.Tide
F=scatteredInterpolant(C,M,A);
Anew= F(52.00,-6.00);
figure(1)
stem3(C,M, A)
hold on
stem3(52.000,-6.00, Anew, 'r')
hold off
grid on
xlabel('\sigma')
ylabel('\alpha')
interp2(C,M,A,52.000,-6.000)

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Madison 2023-8-1

The data ius now linked, thank you

Madison 2023-8-1

When I use scatteredInterpolant the value only returns with an interpolated value of 0 and I know the value is not 0 for every lat and long camobination.

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dpb 2023-8-1

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在 MATLAB Online 中打开

Tide_Data_Final.zip

unzip Tide_Data_Final
Tides=readtable('Tide_Data_Final.csv');
head(Tides)
    Longitude    Latitude    Tide
    _________    ________    ____

       -7           50.5      0  
       -7         50.505      0  
       -7         50.511      0  
       -7         50.516      0  
       -7         50.521      0  
       -7         50.526      0  
       -7         50.532      0  
       -7         50.537      0  
nnz(Tides.Tide)
ans = 283644
height(Tides)
ans = 562856
F=scatteredInterpolant(Tides.Latitude,Tides.Longitude,Tides.Tide);
Tnew= F(52.00,-6.00)
Tnew = 0.7983

You have a perfectly good table with real variable names; use it/them.

You created another set of variables C,M,A with no relation at all to the actual data and turned the reference to lat, lon around by doing so and couldn't see the obvious since the new variable names bore no relationship to the actual data.