補間3次元空間での[フィールド]

Question

私はここで、MATLABドキュメントを見しようとしました：

help interp3 

で

http://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/ref/interp3.html

、その後、

MatLabのセクションですが、私が実際に欲しいものを探し出して、interp3が私が探しているものであるかどうかを調べることができません。しかし、今のところ私は物事を持っている方法でinterp3を使うことができるかどうか分からないかもしれません。私が書いたMatLabプログラムから作成できる図形を添付しました。 NOAA lat/long（x/y）、風ベクトルのU/V方向、そして2DレベルのZ値をこのフィールドに入力しています。 0

これは、フィールドの非常に小さな部分ですが、私がやろうとしていることを補間することであるに設定し、「W」のコンポーネントで

quiver3(x,y,z,u,v,w) 

：

形式を使用して3Dフィールドを作成するためにこれらの2Dベクトルフィールドの間に配置します。

interp3を使用するには、U/X、V/Y、W/Zをそれぞれのベクトルにグループ化する必要がありますか？私はまだ3D機能「V」セクションでは、

Vq = interp3(X,Y,Z,V,Xq,Yq,Zq) 

のinterp3を構文である。これは、フィールドの非常に小さな部分ですが、私がやろうとしているが、これらの間を補間することであることはよく分かりません2Dベクトルフィールドを使用して3Dフィールドを作成します。

マイコード：

tic 
clc 
clear all 

% You will have to change the directory to wherever you place the read_grib.r4 
% file. In addition, It's necessary to have an external compiler connected 
% to MatLab in order to build the mex-file that gives you the power to use 
% the read_grib decoding. This is really tricky. On OSX I used Xcode as an 
% environment and MatLab virtually worked immediately. On Windows, I have 
% 2012(b) and had to use the call system('mxvc <BDS_unpack_mex5.c>') which 
% utilized Microsoft's C-compiler that I had SOMEWHERE on my computer 
% thankfully (may be pre-intalled). There are tutorials online for 
% different compilers. In addition, if you're smart about it you can add 
% the mex-file build to the start-up operations so you never have to worry 
% about it, but my questionably legal MatLab copies seem to make this a 
% little more difficult. 

cd /Users/Sargent_PC/Downloads/read_grib.r4/ 
mex BDS_unpack_mex5.c 

% ** Inventory doesn't need to be done every iteration ** 
% ** Uncomment the line below to get a record inventory ** 
%read_grib('NOAAdata.grb','inv'); 

% Creating a struct named "grib_struct" for each of the records I'm 
% extracting out of the grib file. They exist in pairs with 6 records 
% separating them. Should we want to extract ALL of the U and V wind 
% components I'll iterate with a simple for-loop. 

grib_struct=read_grib('NOAAdata.grb', [60,61,66,67]); %,72,73,78,79,84,85,90,91,96,97]); 
UwindVec50mb = grib_struct(1).fltarray; %rec60 
VwindVec50mb = grib_struct(2).fltarray; %rec61 
UwindVec75mb = grib_struct(3).fltarray; %rec66 
VwindVec75mb = grib_struct(4).fltarray; %rec67 
% UwindVec100mb = grib_struct(5).fltarray; %rec72 
% VwindVec100mb = grib_struct(6).fltarray; %rec73 
% UwindVec125mb = grib_struct(7).fltarray; %rec78 
% VwindVec125mb = grib_struct(8).fltarray; %rec79 
% UwindVec150mb = grib_struct(9).fltarray; %rec84 
% VwindVec150mb = grib_struct(10).fltarray; %rec85 
% UwindVec175mb = grib_struct(11).fltarray; %rec90 
% VwindVec175mb = grib_struct(12).fltarray; %rec91 
% UwindVec200mb = grib_struct(13).fltarray; %rec96 
% VwindVec200mb = grib_struct(14).fltarray; %rec97 

%50mb range has records 60 and 61 for U and V respectively. 
%75mb range has records 66 and 67 for U and V respectively. 
%100mb range has records 72 and 73 for U and V respectively. 
%125mb range has records 78 and 79 for U and V respectively. 
%150mb range has records 84 and 85 for U and V respectively. 
%175mb range has records 90 and 91 for U and V respectively. 
%200mb range has records 96 and 97 for U and V respectively. 

%These extracted sections of the grib file will read "extracted" on the 
%left-hand side should they be successfully extracted. 

load NOAAlatlongdata;     % read the data into a matrix 
lat_value = NOAAlatlongdata(:,3);  % copy first column of NOAAlatlongdata into lat_value 
long_value = NOAAlatlongdata(:,4);  % and second column of NOAAlatlongdata into long_value 


% I was going to add in a pressure to altitude change here, but 
% it may be in our best interest to get a list of values for each 
% pressure level that correspond to altitude and create our own 
% vector of those values in order to simplify the calculations that 
% the program has to do. 

% z50mb_val = ; 
% z75mb_val = ; 
% z100mb_val= ; 
% z125mb_val= ; 
% z150mb_val= ; 
% z175mb_val= ; 
% z200mb_val= ; 

% Creating vectors of the Z-values which are gotten from converting the 
% pressure value to altitude. I feel like this is a very bulky way to do 
% this, and I've included the tic-toc timing to show that it's ~30seconds 
% per vector creation. For each altitude level that we add you'll add 
% ~30seconds JUST to the vector creation component of the program. 

tic; for i = 1:262792, z50mb_vec=67507*ones(i,1); end; toc; 

tic; for i = 1:262792, z75mb_vec=60296*ones(i,1); end; toc; 

% tic; for i = 1:262792, z100mb_vec=53084*ones(i,1); end; toc; 
% 
% tic; for i = 1:262792, z125mb_vec=48865*ones(i,1); end; toc; 
% 
% tic; for i = 1:262792, z150mb_vec=44646*ones(i,1); end; toc; 
% 
% tic; for i = 1:262792, z175mb_vec=43763*ones(i,1); end; toc; 
% 
% tic; for i = 1:262792, z200mb_vec=38661*ones(i,1); end; toc; 
% 
tic; for i = 1:262792, W_zerovec = 0*ones(i,1); end; toc; 
% 

% 3D quiver plots format: quiver3(x,y,z,u,v,w) -- Make sure dimensionality 
% of all 6 components to that plot match up before plotting. 

quiver3((lat_value(1:101)), (long_value(1:25)), (z50mb_vec(1:25)), (UwindVec50mb(1:25)) ,(VwindVec50mb(1:25)) , W_zerovec(1:25)) 
hold on 
quiver3((lat_value(1:101)), (long_value(1:251)), (z75mb_vec(1:25)), (UwindVec75mb(1:25)) ,(VwindVec75mb(1:25)) , W_zerovec(1:25)) 
hold on 
% quiver3((lat_value(1:101)), (long_value(1:101)), (z100mb_vec(1:101)), (UwindVec100mb(1:101)),(VwindVec100mb(1:101)), W_zerovec(1:101)) 
% hold on 
% quiver3((lat_value(1:101)), (long_value(1:101)), (z125mb_vec(1:101)), (UwindVec125mb(1:101)),(VwindVec125mb(1:101)), W_zerovec(1:101)) 
% hold on 
% quiver3((lat_value(1:101)), (long_value(1:101)), (z150mb_vec(1:101)), (UwindVec150mb(1:101)),(VwindVec150mb(1:101)), W_zerovec(1:101)) 
% hold on 
% quiver3((lat_value(1:101)), (long_value(1:101)), (z175mb_vec(1:101)), (UwindVec175mb(1:101)),(VwindVec175mb(1:101)), W_zerovec(1:101)) 
% hold on 
% quiver3((lat_value(1:101)), (long_value(1:101)), (z200mb_vec(1:101)), (UwindVec200mb(1:101)),(VwindVec200mb(1:101)), W_zerovec(1:101)) 

toc 

Answer 1

Failmondの名前で男はこれで私を提供され、適切に私のクエリを解決します！ありがとうございます！

zLevels = 5; %number of interpolated points between z50 and z75 
nStation = 100;  %number of (lat,long) pairs to interpolate 
for i = 1:nStation %for nStation different (lat, long) pairs generate interp. values 
     % generate zQuery points between z50 and z75 for each station 
     zQuery = ((1:zLevels)/zLevels)*range([z50mb_vec(i) z75mb_vec(i)]) + z75mb_vec(i); 
     % use interp1 to interpolate about the Z axis for U component 
     U(i,1:N) = interp1([z50mb_vec(i) z75mb_vec(i)],[UwindVec50mb(i) UwindVec75mb(i)],zQuery); 
     % and for V component 
     V(i,1:N) = interp1([z50mb_vec(i) z75mb_vec(i)],[VwindVec50mb(i) VwindVec75mb(i)],zQuery); 
end 

% defining some color codes for each zLevel, otherwise the plot is a mess 
% of colors 
colorcode = ['r' 'g' 'b' 'm' 'c' 'r' 'g' 'b' 'm' 'c' 'r']; 
for j = 1:nStation 
    for i = 1:zLevels 
    quiver3(lat_value(j), long_value(j), zQuery(i), U(j,i), V(j,i), 0, colorcode(i)); 
    hold on; 
    end 
end