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I thought MatLab was a library intended to be used with another language. &nbsp;What language are you using it with? &nbsp;Or, perhaps, you are using a command line call? &nbsp;Let me know and I may be able to help. &nbsp;Odds are good that the language you are using is what will need to be used to extract this value.
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I thought MatLab was a library intended to be used with another language.  What language are you using it with?  Or, perhaps, you are using a command line call?  Let me know and I may be able to help.  Odds are good that the language you are using is what will need to be used to extract this value.

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Sage<br />
I am using the matlab language<br />
Diego
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Sage
I am using the matlab language
Diego

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I would recommend to split the points between developmentguru (<a href="http:#33896947" rel="ugc">http:#33896947</a>) and me (<a href="http:#34102318" rel="ugc">http:#34102318</a>).
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I would recommend to split the points between developmentguru (http:#33896947 [http:#33896947]) and me (http:#34102318 [http:#34102318]).

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This question has been classified as abandoned and is being closed as part of the Cleanup Program. &nbsp;See my comment at the end of the question for more details.
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This question has been classified as abandoned and is being closed as part of the Cleanup Program.  See my comment at the end of the question for more details.

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Hi<br />
I have a set of geotif images and a set of points with lat, lon information. &nbsp;I need to extract the value of each image for every lat, lon. &nbsp;I could do this in arcgis but I need to include it in the code in matlab.<br />
any ideas?<br />
thanks<br />
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Diego
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Hi
I have a set of geotif images and a set of points with lat, lon information.  I need to extract the value of each image for every lat, lon.  I could do this in arcgis but I need to include it in the code in matlab.
any ideas?
thanks

Diego

extracting pixel value to  point value with lat lon

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