matlab geoshow用法,Display map latitude and longitude data

When calling shaperead to read files that contain

coordinates in latitude and longitude, be sure to specify the

shaperead argument pair

'UseGeoCoords',true. If you do not include this argument,

shaperead will create a mapstruct, with coordinate

fields labelled X and Y instead of

Lon and Lat. In such cases,

geoshow assumes that the geostruct is in fact a

mapstruct containing projected coordinates, warns, and calls

mapshow to display the geostruct data without

projecting it.

If you do not want geoshow to draw on top of an existing

map, create a new figure or subplot before calling it.

When you display vector data in a map axes using geoshow,

you should not subsequently change the map projection using

setm. You can, however, change the projection with

setm for raster data. For more information, see Change Map Projections Using geoshow.

If you display a polygon, do not set 'EdgeColor' to either

'flat' or 'interp'. This combination

may result in a warning.

When projecting data onto a map axes, geoshow uses the

projection stored with the map axes. When displaying on a regular axes, it

constructs a default Plate Carrée projection with a scale factor of

180/pi, enabling direct readout of coordinates in

degrees.

When you pass two points to the geoshow function, the

function projects the locations of each point on the map and displays a straight

line that connects them, regardless of the map projection or the distance

between the points. To display a projected geodesic or rhumbline curve between

two points, first insert intermediate points using the track2 function.

geoshow can generally be substituted for

displaym. However, there are limitations where display

of specific objects is concerned. See the remarks under updategeostruct for further

information.