Abdelrahman, if you know the temperature for each of the coordinate given, you could create your own gradient of color. If you have a matrix with the coordinates, for example:
coords = [1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8; 2 5 7 8 9 9 0 3];
then you may iterate through each point and designate it's own color depending on the resulting temperature. If the equation for the temperature is as follows:
T = x^2 +y/2 +1;
using a for loop, you can iterate through each point and plot with the correct color. Example code is shown below:
for i = 1:8 %number of coordinates
hold on
xi = coords(1,i);
yi = coords(2,i);
T = xi^2 + yi/2 +1;
if T > 10;
plot(xi,yi,'ko')
elseif (T<10) && (T>8)
plot(xi,yi,'bo')
elseif (T<8) && (T<4)
plot(xi,yi,'ro')
else
plot(xi,yi,'go')
where the third argument of the ''plot'' function will be the color of the point and the marker type. You may separate the temperatures with more colors by using a RGB color values such as [1 0 0] for red and [1 1 1] for white.
Check out the following link for more information on the ''plot'' function: http://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/ref/plot.html
