Tide Gauge Records, Heard Island
Tides were measured using a portable pressure transducer secured just below low water line. A 22 hour record was obtained. A connection was made to the local Pageos benchmark by leveling and a 2 hour GPS observation.\n\nAdditionally, the National Tidal Centre also has tidal data from Heard Island fo...
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| Summary: | Tides were measured using a portable pressure transducer secured just below low water line. A 22 hour record was obtained. A connection was made to the local Pageos benchmark by leveling and a 2 hour GPS observation.\n\nAdditionally, the National Tidal Centre also has tidal data from Heard Island for 1948, 1980 and from 1986-1987.\n \nDocumentation dated 2001-03-07\nHeard Island Tide Gauge.\n\nA Platypus Engineering tide gauge was deployed in a heavy steel tetrahedral mooring in Atlas Cove in 1993.\nTwo attempts have been made to recover the gauge without success.\nIn March 1997 a temporary tide gauge was used to obtain a 22 hour record.\nA rock bolt was placed in the rock close to the deployment site and a connection was made to the Pageos Site by a 2 hour GPS observation. A level and staff was used to measure the height of the temporary gauge relative to the BM (AUS258).\nFrom these observations an approximate MSL can be found. GET DATA - Chart of available data. VIEW RELATED INFORMATION - Details of conversion of raw data. |
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