Hi, I have a problem with a 3d matrix. I have a 59x59x16 matrix, called "data", conteining, for ex, relative humidity. I have 16 layers, every layer conteins a 59x59 point-grid and every point has his particular humidity value.
Using: dataLayern=data(:,:,n)
         image(dataLayern)
I created a 2D image of a single layer; a low rh is connected with a light color, an high one to a darker color.

Now I need to create a 3D image, composed by the 16 layers overlapped.
Any ideas?

"Stefania " <stefania.bolla@gmail.com> wrote in message 
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> Hi, I have a problem with a 3d matrix. I have a 59x59x16 matrix, called 
> "data", conteining, for ex, relative humidity. I have 16 layers, every 
> layer conteins a 59x59 point-grid and every point has his particular 
> humidity value.
> Using: dataLayern=data(:,:,n)
>         image(dataLayern)
> I created a 2D image of a single layer; a low rh is connected with a light 
> color, an high one to a darker color.
>
> Now I need to create a 3D image, composed by the 16 layers overlapped.
> Any ideas?

ISOSURFACE?

http://www.mathworks.com/help/techdoc/ref/isosurface.html

Or take a look at the MRI examples in the Volume Visualization 
documentation -- it sounds like you're doing a similar type of "stacking" to 
what those examples show.

http://www.mathworks.com/help/techdoc/visualize/f5-6010.html

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