"TideTools - A Suite of Programs for Cleaning and Processing Tidal Data" by Ben Smith
 

Abstract

Computer programs for finding the phase and amplitude difference at secondary tide stations, for extracting tidal constituents, and for applying tide corrections in hydrographic/bathymetric surveys require continuous and clean tidal data. These tide tools use common statistical, signal processing, and information processing methods to produce a clean data record that can be entered directly into Caris or used for tidal analysis.

Presenter Bio

Ben Smith is the Captain of CCOM/JHC research vessel Coastal Surveyor and a Research Technician specializing in programming languages and UNIX-like operating systems and services.

Publication Date

9-17-2010

Document Type

Presentation

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