Counting the amount of overlap for 2D surfaces

I have a number of 2D matrices with the same sizes (180x20). They all have NaN values, and ones in certain areas. I would like to create a 3D histogram-like plot that counts the amount of overlap in certain locations, ie where the ones appear the most often. Can this be done with one of the histogram functions, or should I try using for example surf, with a custom color palette?

[Barnabas Kovacs]

Nevermind actually, I realized I can just add them together, and plot the new surface :D

Answer 1

[KALYAN ACHARJYA]

This way:

a=1:20;
b=1:180;
[x,y]=meshgrid(a,b);
data=randi(100,[180,20,20]);
tiledlayout(5,4);% 20 Plots
for i=1:20
    nexttile,surf(x,y,data(:,:,i));
end 

It is quite difficult to observe the overlap (based on observation) between surfaces by eye directly. Have you looked for a mathematical model? Like find the difference between each surface or the euclidian distance or any correlation between them (2D array case)