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One Constituent: the Semidiurnal M2 Tide as a Cosine

Lesson 1 of 816 minLab

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For the fictional harbour of Port Halden you turn the M2 period into an angular speed, model 24 hours of water level with a cosine and find the time of the first high water.

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Lessons in this course

  1. One Constituent: the Semidiurnal M2 Tide as a CosineLab16 min Locked
  2. Two Constituents: M2 + S2, Spring and Neap Tides (with a Chart)Lab18 min Locked
  3. High & Low Water: Times and Heights from a Modelled CurveLab15 min Locked
  4. Rule of Twelfths vs the Cosine ModelLab15 min Locked
  5. Tidal Range, Tidal Streams & the Tidal PrismLab16 min Locked
  6. Wave Speed in Deep vs Shallow WaterLab18 min Locked
  7. Wave Height, Energy & Wave Power per MetreLab16 min Locked
  8. Sea-Level Trend from Annual Means: SLOPE, mm/yr & a TrendlineLab16 min Locked