How to display/plot an RGB image on an irregular or rotated grid?

I have an aerial image that has undergone some form of rotation, in an attempt to map it correctly to ground co-ordinates. The result of the rotation is irregularly spaced X and Y grids, along with the original Z (RGB) data.

Is there any way I can plot this new image in its rotated form, while maintaining the full RGB colour profile?

So far, I have only found a way to plot a grayscale version, using pcolor.

Some excerpts of the code are below:

      X = [1410.99 1409.16 1407.33;1410.17 1408.35 1406.52;1409.36 1407.53 1405.71];
      Y = [562.93 562.12 561.31; 563.88 563.06 562.25; 564.82 564.01 563.19];
      Z(3,3,3)=0; 
      Z(:,:,1)=repmat(0,3,3);
      Z(:,:,2)=repmat(0,3,3);
      Z(:,:,3)=repmat(255,3,3);
      Zgray = rgb2gray(Z);
      figure
      pcolor(X,Y,Zgray)
      shading('interp')

This gives me a rotated plot, and when my full image has been converted to grayscale, it gives me some form of image overlaid onto the rotated grid.

What I wish to do is overlay the original RGB image onto this grid, does anyone know what plot function I can use?

I have tried most of the 'image' type functions, and am now thinking I may have to interpolate all the data onto a square, regular grid, is this correct?

Any help greatly appreciated!

Answer 1

[Henrique Barbosa]

Did you find an answer? I have had this same problem in many different situations with Matlab and never found a way.