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Refine search based on geographic limits
layers.refineLimits(param, val,
...)
layers.refineLimits(param, val, ...) searches for elements of layers that match specific latitude or longitude limits. The results include a given layer only if its boundary quadrangle (as defined by the Latlim and Lonlim properties) is fully contained in the quadrangle specified by the optional 'Latlim' or 'Lonlim' parameters. Partial overlap does not result in a match. 'Latlim' and 'Lonlim' can be abbreviated and case does not matter. All angles are in units of degrees.
The default value of [] for either 'Latlim' or 'Lonlim' implies that all layers match the criteria. For example, if you specify the following:
layer.refineLimits('Latlim', [0 90], 'Lonlim', [])then the results include all the layers that cover the northern hemisphere.
param, val |
Specifies geographic limits of search. |
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| 'Latlim' | A two-element vector of latitude specifying the latitudinal limits of the search in the form [southern_limit northern_limit] or a scalar value representing the latitude of a single point. |
| 'Lonlim' | A two-element vector of longitude specifying the longitudinal limits of the search in the form [western_limit eastern_limit] or a scalar value representing the longitude of a single point. |
Find layers containing global elevation data.
elevation = wmsfind('elevation');
latlim = [-90, 90];
lonlim = [-180, 180];
globalElevation = ...
elevation.refineLimits('Latlim', latlim, 'Lonlim', lonlim);% Print out the server titles from the unique servers. globalElevation.serverTitles'
Sample Output
ans =
'Global'
'NRL GIDB Portal: Missouri CARES Maps'
'NRL GIDB Portal: NOAA NGDC Maps'
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