Interpolating point LAT,LON data to make gridded data

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I have lat,lon,z point values (not gridded), I want to interpolate z at 1.875x1.875 degree resolution.
The below code doesnot provide desired results.
clc
clear
addpath('Z:\CDT\chadagreene-CDT-dc37894\cdt\') %%using Chad Greene's CDT toolbox https://www.chadagreene.com/CDT/CDT_Contents.html
[LAT LON]=cdtgrid(1.875);%%making meshgrid for desired data
obs_data=xlsread('Z:\CP_c.csv');
loni = obs_data(:,2) ;
lati = obs_data(:,1) ;
% zi = interp2(LONi,LATi,xi,loni,lati) ;
F=scatteredInterpolant(loni,lati,obs_data(:,3),'linear','linear');%%%z=obs_data(:,5)
F.Method = 'linear';
vq1 = F(LAT,LON);
imagesc(vq1)
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BN
BN on 30 Mar 2020
Edited: BN on 30 Mar 2020
Hello
I'm not sure that is what you are looking for so I just post a comment instead of an answer. Here my achievement:
clear; clc;
% Add Chad Greene's CDT
addpath('Z:\CDT\chadagreene-CDT-dc37894\cdt\') %%using Chad Greene's CDT toolbox https://www.chadagreene.com/CDT/CDT_Contents.html
% Read csv file
obs_data=xlsread('CP_c.csv');
loni = obs_data(:,2) ;
lati = obs_data(:,1) ;
[LAT LON] = ndgrid(min(lati):1.875:max(lati), min(loni):1.875:max(loni));
%___________^^^^^^___^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
% zi = interp2(LONi,LATi,xi,loni,lati) ;
% make double in order to use in the next step
lati = double(lati);
loni = double(loni);
data = double (obs_data(:,3));
F=scatteredInterpolant(lati,loni,data,'linear','linear');%%%z=obs_data(:,5)
vq1 = F(LAT,LON);
imagesc(vq1)
SChow
SChow on 30 Mar 2020
The result from your code is similar to what I earlier got
No, the plot should look something like fig2 (as attached) after clipping the ocean (using island),
I could get similar figure by using qgis, however, scatteredInterpolant doesnot seem to work

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