Mapping Toolbox: Using a map created by geoshow(Z,R), how do I find the new map geocoordinate limits after the Zoom tool is used to rubberband and zoom in to a new area on map?

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betty bowles
betty bowles 2016-5-16
评论： betty bowles 2016-5-16
So I have gridded geospatial data in a figure created with geoshow(Z,R). This figure has latLim and lonLim associated with axesm. These do not change after the zoom event. Axis has properties xmin xmax ymin ymax that do change, but these values are in pixels? normalized? Are these axis limits the values that have to be converted to lat/lon coordinates? If so, How? If not, what is the appropriate approach?( FYI:using MATLAB 2011ra but 2014 will be made available to me soon if the answer makes a difference) Thanks! example: some values recorded in process:
>> figure
>> worldmap(MTX,REF)
>> h=geoshow(MTX,REF);
>> getm(gca,'MapLonLimit')
ans =
-210.1333 -120.8000
>> getm(gca,'MapLatLimit')
ans =
49.8000 80.1333
>> axis
ans =
-0.4716 0.4716 0.8680 1.4465
>> % USED Toolbar zoom tool to ZOOM in NOW. New values below...
>> getm(gca,'MapLonLimit')
ans =
-210.1333 -120.8000
>> getm(gca,'MapLatLimit')
ans =
49.8000 80.1333
>> axis
ans =
-0.1522 0.0675 1.0562 1.1910
>> get(gca,'Units')
ans =
normalized

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Chad Greene
Chad Greene 2016-5-16
The axis values when using geoshow are usually in the range of roughly -0.5 to 0.5. You can convert them to lat/lon coordinates with minvtran. For example, here are the four corners of a map in projected map coordinates, counterclockwise from the lower left:
ax = axis;
x = [ax(1) ax(2) ax(2) ax(1);
y = [ax(3) ax(3) ax(4) ax(4);
Now you can convert those x,y coordinates to lat,lon coordinate like this:
[lat,lon] = minvtran(x,y);
And those are the geo coordinates of the four corners of your map. You could go the other way with mfwdtran if you want to set axis limits to known geo coordinates.

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