I have 3-hours data interval for 1 day data. How do i plot a bar graph in matlab?
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Help, I need to plot a bar/histogram graph exactly like this website https://www.spaceweatherlive.com/en/archive/2012/05/12/kp.html using Matlab coding.
For briefing, we assume the file name is Kp Value. The Kp Value file will consist of 30 days of 3-hours interval data. For example, 0-3 UT, 3-6 UT, 6-9 UT, ..., 21-24 UT. Therefore, one (1) day data should have 8 bar in one graph. You get what i mean? (You can refer at the link as well).

So now, i want to add 10 days data in one graph where in my task, my date is from 2015-05-12 until 2015-05-22 (exactly ten (10) days). Below i attached the Kp Value file (Kp20150516.txt) for one month of 05-2015 to ploting the bar/histogram bar which I just want to grab the 10 days data (which consists of 3-hours interval data) from 2015-05-12 until 2015-05-22 as i mentioned before from the file name Kp20150516.txt.
This is my idea but it shows the whole 30 days data. It get messy.
Kp = load('Kp20150516.txt');
date_h=find(and(UT1h>=datenum(2015,05,12,0,0,0),UT1h<datenum(2015,05,21,24,0,0)));
bar(UT1h(date_h),Kp(:,8),0.8,'stacked'); %Kp(:,8) column 8 is the exactly value of Kp.
datetick('x','dd','keeplimits')
ylabel('Kp Index');
xlabel('Days');
This is the graph that i get messy.

Since i want to combine 2 plot in one graph, the value should be 240x1 double and each days must have only 8 bars. Otherwise, it shows error like this
Error using plot
Vectors must be the same length.
Error in Lemah (line 57)
plot(UT1h(date_h),Kp(:,8),'LineWidth',1.2)
Thank you!
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MUHAMMAD
on 17 Dec 2022
Suvansh Arora
on 19 Dec 2022
In order to understand this better, I would need the following information:
- MAT file that defines UT1h and date_h and other variables used in the script.
Walter Roberson
on 2 Jan 2023
The attached file is about 15 kilobytes.
The sharepoint file (not attached) is large, but when I click through the download procedure on the linked page, and save to a local drive, then MATLAB is able to open the file as a .mat file.
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