How to grab field data from the intersection of two slices
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Hi,
I have velocity field data in a NxMxP array, and I would like to find the values of the data at the intersection of two surfaces. For now, I am working with a plane and a cylinder, but in the future I would like to use other shapes and find the data on the intersecting arc.
Below is the picture of plane and the cylinder, and my code to make them.
AR = 5; R = 2.5;
Ny = 200;
% generate plane
[x, y] = meshgrid(-(AR+1):(AR+1)/Ny:0, ...
-0.7344:(0.7031- -0.7344)/Ny:0.7031); % Generate x and y data
z = zeros(size(x, 1)); % Generate z data
% I needed to rotate the plane by an angle about y-axis for my purposes
V1 = [reshape(x,1,(Ny+1)^2);
reshape(y,1,(Ny+1)^2);
reshape(z,1,(Ny+1)^2)];
dphi = 7.5; % angle to rotate in degrees
MR = [cosd(dphi) 0 -sind(dphi);...
0 1 0;...
sind(dphi) 0 cosd(dphi)];
% slice going through the center of the wing
VR1 = MR*V1;
xR = reshape(VR1(1,:),Ny+1,Ny+1);
yR = reshape(VR1(2,:),Ny+1,Ny+1);
zR = reshape(VR1(3,:),Ny+1,Ny+1);
% generate cylinder
Nt = floor(2.1*Ny*R); % specify the number of nodes along the tangential axis
[Xc,Zc,Yc] = cylinder(R*ones(1,Ny),Nt);
% matrix for correcting the height of cylindrical slice
ty = -0.7344;
sy = 0.7031 - -0.7344;
Mt = [1 0 0 0;
0 1 0 ty; % vertical translation
0 0 1 0;
0 0 0 1];
Ms = [1 0 0 0;
0 sy 0 0; % vertical stretching
0 0 1 0;
0 0 0 1];
H = Mt*Ms*[ones(1,Ny);Yc(:,1)';ones(1,Ny);ones(1,Ny)];
Yc = repmat(H(2,1:Ny)',1,Nt+1);
I can try and include some data if necessary
% draw figure
figure
hold on
h1 = slice(Xw,Yw,Zw,ur,xR,yR,zR,'linear');
plane_sli = h1.CData;
set(plane_sli,'edgecolor','none')
h2 = slice(Xw,Yw,Zw,ur,Xc,Yc,Zc,'linear');
cyl_sli = h2.CData;
set(cyl_sli,'edgecolor','none')
axis equal
I want to try and find the data on the red arc (line) in the image below. Is there a way I can do that?
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