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Interpolation<br />

Functions for Analysis <strong>of</strong> Closest-Point Problems and Geometric Analysis<br />

Function<br />

delaunay3<br />

dsearch<br />

inpolygon<br />

polyarea<br />

rectint<br />

tsearch<br />

voronoi<br />

Description<br />

3-D Delaunay tessellation.<br />

Nearest point search <strong>of</strong> Delaunay triangulation.<br />

True for points inside polygonal region.<br />

Area <strong>of</strong> polygon.<br />

Area <strong>of</strong> intersection for two or more rectangles.<br />

Closest triangle search.<br />

Voronoi diagram.<br />

This section applies the following techniques to the seamount data set supplied<br />

with <strong>MATLAB</strong>:<br />

• Convex hulls<br />

• Delaunay triangulation<br />

• Voronoi diagrams<br />

See also “Tessellation and Interpolation <strong>of</strong> Scattered Data in Higher<br />

Dimensions” on page 2-26.<br />

Note Examples in this section use the <strong>MATLAB</strong> seamount data set.<br />

Seamounts are underwater mountains. They are valuable sources <strong>of</strong><br />

information about marine geology. The seamount data set represents the<br />

surface, in 1984, <strong>of</strong> the seamount designated LR148.8W located at 48.2°S,<br />

148.8°W on the Louisville Ridge in the South Pacific. For more information<br />

about the data and its use, see Parker [2].<br />

The seamount data set provides longitude (x), latitude (y) and depth-in-feet (z)<br />

data for 294 points on the seamount LR148.8W.<br />

2-19

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