3D Polar plot
- From: "Koos Spee" <bmx_360@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 24 Sep 2008 14:15:03 +0000 (UTC)
I have a set of data, which is a function of theta (elevation from -pi/2 to pi/2), phi (azimuth from 0:2*pi
and a rho (constant value for each point).
Now I want to plot the data as function of theta and phi, with rho -now- representing the data/measured value.
I don't have the same number of measured point at each elevation, which might cause problems
For example I have:
theta=pi/2, phi=0, data=-2.1
theta=pi/4, phi=0, data=-3.1
theta=pi/4, phi=2*pi/3, data=-5.4
theta=pi/4, phi=4*pi/3, data=-1.0
theta=0, phi=0, data=-1.2
theta=0, phi=pi/2, data=-3.1
theta=0, phi=pi, data=-2.3
theta=0, phi=3*pi/2, data=-4.2
theta=-pi/4, phi=0, data=2.7
theta=-pi/4, phi=2*pi/3, data=-1.2
theta=-pi/4, phi=4*pi/3, data=-3.3
theta=-pi/2, phi=0, data=-4.1
Obvious I can transform back to xyz coordination, but not sure if that helps me..
Any tips?
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