I need help finding the best way to represent 3D magnetic field data taken in 3D space.
I will start out with a spreadsheet of 3D magnetic field strength taken in various 3D locations. There won't necessarily be any order in the data taken. It will be sets of linear data taken down the columns of the spreadsheet.
I found the Quiver example, but I am having difficulty understanding how I need to search/manipulate my data to generate the possible inputs for the Quiver Data Type Plot Helper.
I think the best way to look at the data would be to slice the 3D locations into individual 2D plane and then attach the 3D vector arrows to the 2D location points. Let me know if there is another/better way.
I don't think the best 2D plane to slice this 3D location in would be the horizontal plane, but I guess that would depend on the user of the program. So I guess I would need to have that selectable (X,Y,Z) if needed.
If the Quiver example isn't the right way for this please let me know.
Just a bit out of my area of expertise. Thanks for any help you can provide!!!
