How to apply imagesc on the plot with two lines?
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I need to paint my plot 1 like this 2, but do not how can I do that. When the curve touches a red line that part of curve becomes red [total amplitude becomes bigger in the area of the envelope] 3. Colors (and colorbar) should show a changing of the amplitude. As I understand, color is changing because there is an an accumulation of the impulse in the parabola (for instance, Ricker's impulse).
phi=pi/5;
b=4000;
if (phi>pi/4)|(phi<-pi/4)
warndlg('Invalid value');
else
a=tan(phi);
x=-4000:100:4000;
y=zeros(1,length(x));
z=a*x+b;
colormap(jet)
line1=plot(x,z,'y','LineWidth',3);xlim([-4000 4000]);ylim([0 7000]);
set(gca,'YDir','reverse');
xlabel('X,m');
shading interp
colormap(jet)
colorbar;
% zoom on
% %title({'Решение задачи сейсмического сноса' , 'для плоской наклонной границы методом огибающей'});
daspect([1 1 1])
zeta=z./cos(phi);
hold on
dz=z*tan(phi)+x;
line2=plot(dz,zeta,'r','LineWidth',3);
pause
for i=1:2:length(x)
xk=x(i)-4000:12.5:x(i)+4000;
d(i)=z(i)*tan(phi)+x(i);
hyp=sqrt((xk-x(i)).^2+z(i).^2);
plot(x(i),z(i),'.r','MarkerSize',25);
pause
plot(xk,hyp,'c');
end
end
clear all
close all
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Image Analyst
on 5 Apr 2020
Not sure what you're asking. imagesc() applied to images, not plots. If you want to grab a snapshot of your axes with getframe() then you can call imshow() or imagesc() followed by rgb2gray() and colormap() if you want.
displayedImage = getframe(); % This is an RGB screenshot of the current axes.
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