Same scaling of colormap in a multipanel spatial plot

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I have uploaded a multi panel spatial plot. Notice that all the colorbars have different scale. I want to scale them in a single range. The first colorbar has a range of 1600-1900, 2nd one has 1600-2000, 3rd one is 1700-1900 so on and so forth. This is not suitable for understa ding of the graph. So my question is how to do that thing(same scaling of colorbar of a multipanel spatial plot) in matlab?

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Nikhil Sapre
Nikhil Sapre on 25 Jun 2021
Edited: Nikhil Sapre on 25 Jun 2021
Hi Swarendu,
You can find the min and maximum values to each of your data sets. Then use the values to set the ColorLimits property on each of the plot, assuming you are using some kind of a heatmap chart here.
% Assume A,B,C are your data sets
minValue = min([A(:); B(:); C(:)]);
maxValue = max([A(:); B(:); C(:)]);
% HA, HB, HC are handles to each of your plots
HA.ColorLimits = [minValue maxValue];
HB.ColorLimits = [minValue maxValue];
HC.ColorLimits = [minValue maxValue];
Thanks,
Nikhil
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SWARNENDU PAL
SWARNENDU PAL on 25 Jun 2021
To explain a temperature variation I use jet or for explanation of precipitation i use jet colormap. But to explain the concentration of heat jet colormap is not so good. So i am looking for a colormap which can explain the spatial distribution of the concentration of a gas. I am not using here any colormap. I am taling about pcolor function, which I have used for plotting the above figure. Sorry for misunderstanding. Thank you.
Nikhil Sapre
Nikhil Sapre on 26 Jun 2021
Ok. This looks like a separate question in an area that I do not have expertise. Please post it as a separate question. If my answer resolved your current problem can you please accept my answer.
Thanks

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