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From: Andy on 29 Jun 2010 10:23
Walter,
I am having a similar problem that Kwadwo had. The 2d plots I am trying to concatenate into a 3d volume are field maps of a magnetic field. I started with a 64x64x64 matrix whose values displayed the field strength at the coordinate mentioned and I wish to graph them as a 3d volume, into which I can zoom and rotate. I am trying to use imagesc to get the 2d slices for each z value and then concatenate them together. Is this possible, and if so, how should I go about doing it?
Thank you

Walter Roberson <roberson(a)hushmail.com> wrote in message <WiBsk.36926$hx.14962(a)pd7urf3no>...
> Kwadwo Dompreh wrote:
> > well I am faced with a
> > problem and that is how can i draw a 3D graph out of two 2D
> > graphs. I am using a bessel equation with two varing fields.
> > Using the meshgrid function does not give me the expected
> > graph. if u have basic knowlege in Physics then i can send
> > you the equation and the graphs so that u can see where i
> > have gone wrong.
>
> I am unable to be of further assistance until you answer
> the questions from my previous response. I am still left with
> no clue as to what kind of handle graphic objects are present
> in your 2D graphs, or as to what kind of handle graphic objects
> you want the resulting 3D graph to be.
>
>
> --
> Q = quotation(rand);
> if isempty(Q); error('Quotation server filesystem problems')
> else sprintf('%s',Q), end
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