- a binary masking operation -- would that make sense? it would obscure the red dots you mentioned. Is that the point?
- opacity/alpha composition -- that would let the map features show through at least
- any number of image blending methods such as things that are literally called "overlay"
Overlay image of road bumps on the map
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I get a video of bumps, convert everything to a picture, but I can't build a map with overlaid data. I have the path and polygon coordinates (shp file)
n = randi(2,5000,10000); % this is what my data looks like
![](https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/uploaded_files/955715/image.png)
The map shows a polygon highlighted in black, red dots are stops for charging the camera.
My main problem is that my picture is a rectangle. How I want my data to look
![](https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/uploaded_files/955720/image.png)
Is there any way to fix this? Thanks in advance
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Benjamin Thompson
il 7 Apr 2022
If you can get both images into a format like geotiff that is supported by readgeoraster, then display using geoshow, that may be the easiest way to display lots of image combinations together. I am guessing your will have more than just this one example. Please post sample data for all images.
Here is a link to the examples included with the Mapping Toolbox:
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