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mcolor(data, cint, mstyle);
mcolor(data, cint, mstyle); This function uses the mapping toolbox to shade the input 'data' matrix. It assumes that the x and y axes are defined in the global variables XAX and YAX, respectively. Note that this function works best for cylindrical, or pseudocylindrical projections. (Try typing 'maps' to see the style of the projection you want to use). It may work for others too, but I haven't tested it. The default mstyle is Global Isometric ('giso'), centered at the center of the variable FRAME. This should all be pretty easy to change, though.
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function mcolor(data, cint, mstyle); % Dan Vimont, 2 September, 1999 data = squeeze(data); % First, determine if hold is 'on', or 'off'. next_ax = lower(get(gca, 'NextPlot')); if strcmp(next_ax, 'replace'); cla; end; % Get the global varaibles XAX YAX and FRAME global XAX YAX FRAME if (size(XAX, 1) == 1); XAX = XAX'; end; if (size(YAX, 1) == 1); YAX = YAX'; end; [m, n] = size(data); if or((m~=length(YAX)), (n~=length(XAX))); error('[length(YAX) length(XAX)] must equal size(data)'); end % Set defaults if nargin < 2; cint = (max(max(data))-min(min(data)))/10; end; if nargin < 3; mstyle = 'giso'; end; origin = []; lab = 0; line_style = 'k'; % Define contour interval; if isscalar(cint); clev = sort([-cint:-cint:min(min(data)) 0 cint:cint:max(max(data))]); else clev = cint; end % Redefine XAX, YAX and data for global contouring -- allowing % for wrapping around the globe. if (FRAME(2) - FRAME(1) == 360); data2 = [data data(:,1)]; XAX2 = [XAX; XAX(1)+360]; else data2 = data; XAX2 = XAX; end; % Define map axis: axesm('mapprojection', mstyle, ... 'origin', origin, ... 'maplatlimit', FRAME(3:4), ... 'maplonlimit', FRAME(1:2)); % Plot the data contourfm(YAX, XAX2, data2, clev); axis_limits set(gca, 'NextPlot', next_ax);