create a utm rotated grid in matlab

To create a UTM rotated grid in MATLAB, you can follow these steps. First, you need to define the UTM zone, central meridian, and rotation angle. Then, you can create a meshgrid based on these parameters.

main.m
% Define UTM parameters
utmZone = '32T'; % UTM Zone
centralMeridian = 9; % Central Meridian
rotationAngle = 30; % Rotation Angle

% Define grid size
x = linspace(0, 100, 100); % X coordinates
y = linspace(0, 100, 100); % Y coordinates

% Create meshgrid
[X, Y] = meshgrid(x, y);

% Convert UTM coordinates to rotated grid
[Xrot, Yrot] = utmrot2xy(X, Y, utmZone, centralMeridian, rotationAngle);

% Plot the rotated grid
figure;
scatter(Xrot(:), Yrot(:), '.');
xlabel('Easting (m)');
ylabel('Northing (m)');
title('UTM Rotated Grid');
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In this code snippet, we have used the utmrot2xy function to convert UTM coordinates to rotated grid coordinates based on the specified UTM zone, central meridian, and rotation angle. Finally, we have plotted the rotated grid using scatter plot.

Make sure that you have the utmrot2xy function available in your MATLAB environment.

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