Is it possible to change range and order label to latitude/longitude in an azimuthal projection using Mapping Toolbox?
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Omar Andrés Rosada González
le 17 Août 2020
Commenté : Omar Andrés Rosada González
le 25 Sep 2020
Hello everyone.
Is my first time trying to use the Mapping Toolbox. I need to do a polar equal-area azimuthal projection. I would like to make something like this (I made this one using polarplot function):
But using the mapping toolbox, this is what I get.
So, I have to change the latitude/longitude labels of latter projection (from Mapping Toolbox) to something similar to the first one (when I did make use of polarplot function). Is it possible to do this with mapping toolbox?. How could I make it?.
Thank you.
PD: This is the code that I'm using with the Mapping Toolbox.
axesm('lambert',...
'MapProjection','eqaazim',...
'Frame','on',...
'Grid','on',...
'MapLatLimit',[0,90])
axis off; framem on; gridm on; mlabel on; plabel on
setm(gca,'FLineWidth',1,...
'Origin',[-90,0],...
'MLabelParallel',0,...
'MLineLocation',10,...
'PLineLocation',10,...
'MLineLimit',[-80,80],...
'MLineException',[-90,0,90,180],...
'PlabelLocation',20,...
'labelrotation','on')
northarrow('latitude', 10, 'longitude', 0);
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Alan Moses
le 2 Sep 2020
You may check the Map Axes Properties to control axes appearance and label properties. You can use mlabelzero22pi to change the range of labels to 0-360 degrees. Following code shows addition of two properties to your code and mlabelzero22pi which can fetch a similar look to that of your polar plot:
setm(gca,'FLineWidth',1,...
'Origin',[-90,0],...
'MLabelParallel',0,...
'MLineLocation',10,...
'PLineLocation',10,...
'MLineLimit',[-80,80],...
'MLineException',[-90,0,90,180],...
'PlabelLocation',20,...
'labelrotation','on',...
'LabelFormat','none',...
'PLabelMeridian','prime')
mlabelzero22pi
Hope this helps!
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