how to combine three variables from two different .mat files

Hello I have two .mat files each containing data that I need to combine and extract. My "grid".mat file has two variables, Y and X, each in the dimensions of my grid.

Y =
2 2 2 (new line)
1 1 1 (new line)
0 0 0

X =
4 3 2 (new line)
4 3 2 (new line)
4 3 2

Combined they make up my "base" grid

A second .mat file contains my data that I need to work with - with individual values for each grid cell.

How do i combined these data into something I can plot, manipulate, etc.?

Thank in advance for any suggestions.

[Stephen23]

@Kristian Kjeldsen: what have you tried so far? Are you having problems loading the data, or joining it together somehow? So far your question gives no useful information about how the "second" data are arranged or formatted: are they also numeric data, arranged in the same grid?

It would help if you uploaded sample files by clicking the paperclip button.

[Kristian Kjeldsen]

@Stephen Cobeldick: I have loaded the data into matlab - and also visualized the data following your suggestion. The second file contains the data (numeric), arranged on the same grid. I have uploaded a 10x10 extraction of each of the data types I'm working with. Hope this helps clarify my problem thanks

Answer 1

[Stephen23]

Probably all you need is something like this:

S = load('grid.mat');
T = load('second.mat');
X = S.X;
Y = S.Y;
Z = T.whateverthenameofthedatais
surf(X,Y,Z)