Difference between revisions of "Polar Stereographic Conversion Instructions"
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| − | a | + | Step 1: Open Matlab file wgs2ps.m |
| + | *In the open file header navigate to the Matlab folder in Documets and open wgs2ps.m | ||
| + | Step 2: Create Latitude and Longitude Arrays | ||
| + | *Create a 1x 5 array of your latitude coordinates in decimal form | ||
| + | **Save as lat | ||
| + | *Create a 1x 5 array of your longitude coordinates in decimal form | ||
| + | **Save as lon | ||
| + | Step 3: Convert to Polar Stereographic | ||
| + | *For Antarctic Polar Stereographic conversion enter the following into the command line: | ||
| + | **[E,N] = wgs2ps(lon,lat,'StandardParallel', -71,'StandardMeridian',0); | ||
| + | **This will create E and N arrays for your Easting and Northing values respectively | ||
Latest revision as of 15:15, 21 July 2015
Step 1: Open Matlab file wgs2ps.m
- In the open file header navigate to the Matlab folder in Documets and open wgs2ps.m
Step 2: Create Latitude and Longitude Arrays
- Create a 1x 5 array of your latitude coordinates in decimal form
- Save as lat
- Create a 1x 5 array of your longitude coordinates in decimal form
- Save as lon
Step 3: Convert to Polar Stereographic
- For Antarctic Polar Stereographic conversion enter the following into the command line:
- [E,N] = wgs2ps(lon,lat,'StandardParallel', -71,'StandardMeridian',0);
- This will create E and N arrays for your Easting and Northing values respectively
