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From: Aaron Anstey on 31 Jul 2010 08:39
I have a long list of longitude and latitude coordinates for each second of a vehicles journey along a route. I have plotted the cordinates on a graph and now I would like to plot the elevation at each set of coordinates too. Does anyone know if and how I can import elevation data in to MATLAB?
From: TideMan on 31 Jul 2010 18:23
On Aug 1, 12:39 am, "Aaron Anstey" <ela...(a)lboro.ac.uk> wrote:
> I have a long list of longitude and latitude coordinates for each second of a vehicles journey along a route. I have plotted the cordinates on a graph and now I would like to plot the elevation at each set of coordinates too. Does anyone know if and how I can import elevation data in to MATLAB?

Why, of course you can import elevation data into Matlab.
Matlab doesn't care what the data are called, they can be latitude,
attitude, altitude, whatever, providing the numbers are not too large
and not too small.
As to how you can import them, it depends upon the file the numbers
are in.
We cannot help with this unless you give more details.

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