Applications

Build a RoadRunner 3D scene for Pikes Peak, Colorado using MATLAB^® functions.

Simulate an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) flight using synchronized geographic axes and a geographic globe.

Display coverage maps for a region of interest using a satellite scenario and 2-D maps.

Display the viewshed (visible areas) and coverage area for a region of interest using satellite imagery and terrain data.

Compute and visualize line-of-sight visibility of an aircraft from a ground location over terrain.

The performance of a radar system can depend on its operating environment. This example shows how radar detection performance improves as target elevation increases above the terrain.

Define an L-band radar system in the presence of heavy clutter and visualize its three-dimensional vertical coverage over terrain.

Identify water and vegetation regions in a Landsat 8 multispectral image and spatially reference the image.

Export segmented point cloud data to a Keyhole Markup Language (KML) files and read and visualize the KML data using different tools.

Efficiently apply and visualize image processing operations on a large GeoTIFF file using a low-resolution mask.

Efficiently crop and mask a large GeoTIFF file using a shape from a shapefile.

Compute and visualize access intervals between the Apollo Command and Service module and a rover on the lunar surface. The module's orbit is modeled using Reference Trajectory #2 from the NASA report Variations of the Lunar Orbital Parameters of the Apollo CSM-Module [2]. This is a lunar orbit studied by NASA for the Apollo program. The example uses: