question regarding dividing squares figure into multiple square figures in matlab

I have a 30 X 30 bounding box with maximum and minimum latitude and longitude. Let it be denoted as (latMin,lonMin) and (latMax,lonMax). I would like to divide this bounding box into 16 squares and extract the latitude and longitude for each square. For 4 squares I can simply do the following: centLon = (minLon + maxLon)/2.0; centLat = (minLat + maxLat)/2.0;

and the four boxes that I get will be: bbox0 = (minLon, centLon, minLat, centLat); bbox1 = (centLon, maxLon, minLat, centLat); bbox2 = (minLon, centLon, centLat, maxLat); bbox3 = (centLon, maxLon, centLat, maxLat);

but this would be tedious for 16 boxes. Is there a better way?

Answer 1

[Walter Roberson]

 divisions = 4;
 LAT = linspace(latMin, latMax,divisions+1);
 LONG = linspace(longMin, longMax,divisions+1);

Bonding box (J,K) runs from LAT(J) to LAT(J+1), LONG(K) to LONG(K+1)

[John]

I didn't quite understand your answer. What is J and K? What are its limits?