Convert a list x y coordinates to lat long

I have a list of x y values

a = [3600,2900; 4000, 2100; 4200, 3200, 3600, 2800; 3600, 2900];

I know the lat lon value for a(2) = [72.1890,-32.7989]... i.e., the lat-lon value for [4000,2100]

Can I get the lat lon list of 'a' if I know just this?

result = [?,?; 72.1890,-32.7989; ?,?; ?,?; ?,?];

[John Chilleri]

Without making assumptions I don't think so. However, if you were to go ahead and make assumptions, such as:

x = 0 means lat = 0

y = 0 means lon = 0

And if you were to further assume a linear relation, you get:

lat = x/55.4101

lon = -y/64.0265

Maybe this will be helpful? Good luck!

Answer 1

[Walter Roberson]

You might be able to use https://www.mathworks.com/help/map/ref/georefcells.html and related routines. (I am a bit hazy on where you would go from there.)

Answer 2

[krishna teja]

local2latlon should help ...