Australian Tides Manual Special Publication No. 9, Version 4.4
Year: 2017 Language: english Author: ICSM Genre: Manual Format: PDF Quality: eBook Pages count: 69 Description: The original Special Publications 9 Handbook – The Australian Tides Manual – was published in 1984 and a revised web enabled version followed in 2004. As the title suggests, it provided operating procedures to be followed by operators of tide gauges on the Australian "National Network" – those stations that provide data for tide predictions at standard ports. In the twenty years since it was published, there have been a number of changes in measurement technology, communications, and procedure, which now makes a new version of SP9 necessary. Like the original SP9, this book is written for the Australian user. As various governments worldwide define legal boundaries differently, and have different procedural guidelines for tide gauge maintenance, datum control, etc., many of the procedures which are described herein may not be appropriate elsewhere. This document brings together in a single, user-friendly form, a large number of existing sources of information on the measurement of tides and tidal currents. To some extent it is intended to enable the reader to quickly find the most relevant and up–to–date information.
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Australian Tides Manual Special Publication No. 9, Version 4.4
Language: english
Author: ICSM
Genre: Manual
Format: PDF
Quality: eBook
Pages count: 69
Description: The original Special Publications 9 Handbook – The Australian Tides Manual – was published in 1984 and a revised web enabled version followed in 2004. As the title suggests, it provided operating procedures to be followed by operators of tide gauges on the Australian "National Network" – those stations that provide data for tide predictions at standard ports. In the twenty years since it was published, there have been a number of changes in measurement technology, communications, and procedure, which now makes a new version of SP9 necessary.
Like the original SP9, this book is written for the Australian user. As various governments worldwide define legal boundaries differently, and have different procedural guidelines for tide gauge maintenance, datum control, etc., many of the procedures which are described herein may not be appropriate elsewhere.
This document brings together in a single, user-friendly form, a large number of existing sources of information on the measurement of tides and tidal currents. To some extent it is intended to enable the reader to quickly find the most relevant and up–to–date information.
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