Coastal Skipper revision module 11 of 17
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Tides & Tidal Streams
Tidal heights, tidal curves, tidal diamonds, stream atlases, and secondary port corrections.
Tidal diamonds and tidal stream atlasesAdmiralty method for tidal height at standard port
11 guided lessons · 24 practice questions · 19 flashcards
3 outcomes · self-guided revision
- Explain why astronomical forcing produces a local tide rather than a universal timetable, and select the correct dated prediction for a coastal decision.
- Use the predicted spring-neap range to anticipate depth change and stream strength without assuming a universal lunar delay or equinox maximum.
- Put soundings, drying heights, tidal heights and overhead clearances on their stated vertical references before making a depth or clearance decision.
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