rotate utm points in matlab

To rotate UTM (Universal Transverse Mercator) points in Matlab, you can use the following code snippet:

main.m
% Define the UTM point (easting, northing)
utmPoint = [500000, 4500000];

% Define the rotation angle in degrees
theta = 30; % for example, 30 degrees

% Define the rotation matrix
rotMat = [cosd(theta), -sind(theta); sind(theta), cosd(theta)];

% Rotate the UTM point by multiplying the UTM point with the rotation matrix
rotatedUtmPoint = (rotMat * utmPoint')';

disp(rotatedUtmPoint);
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In this code:

1. utmPoint represents the UTM coordinates of the point you want to rotate.
2. theta is the angle by which you want to rotate the point.
3. rotMat is the 2x2 rotation matrix that defines the transformation.
4. rotatedUtmPoint is the result of rotating the original UTM point by the specified angle.

Make sure to import relevant math functions if needed and replace the UTM point coordinates and rotation angle with your specific values.