How to project altitude values

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주영
주영 on 10 Sep 2024
Answered: Dheeraj on 11 Sep 2024
I know how to project latitude, longitude like the code below, but how can I project altitude values?
-code-
rrMap = roadrunnerHDMap;
p = readCRS(rrMap);
[x1,y1] = projfwd(p,latitue,longitude);
Just as projfwd is a function of projecting latitude-longitude coordinates into x-y map coordinates, I want to project altitude values into x-y map coordinates
May I know how?

Answers (1)

Dheeraj
Dheeraj on 11 Sep 2024
Hi 주영,
Projecting altitude values into a 2D map coordinate system is not as straightforward as projecting latitude and longitude. The projfwd function transforms geographic coordinates (latitude and longitude) into a 2D plane, typically ignoring the altitude or treating it as a separate dimension. However, altitude can be handled by incorporating it into a 3D coordinate system or by mapping it to a certain feature on your 2D map.
This can be done by Handling Altitude Seperately:
  1. Color Coding: Use different colors to represent different altitude levels on your 2D map.
  2. Contours or Elevation Lines: Draw contours to represent different altitudes.
  3. Annotations or Labels: Add text annotations on your map to indicate altitude.

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