Tides, Water Level and Currents Working Group

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The Tides, Water Level and Currents Working Group is a specialist body that develops standards, guidance, and best practices for measuring, analyzing, and charting tidal phenomena, water levels, and ocean currents in support of hydrographic and marine navigation activities.

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instanceOf specialist body ⓘ
technical working group ⓘ
activity analysis of ocean currents ⓘ
analysis of tidal phenomena ⓘ
analysis of water levels ⓘ
charting of ocean currents ⓘ
charting of tidal phenomena ⓘ
charting of water levels ⓘ
measurement of ocean currents ⓘ
measurement of tidal phenomena ⓘ
measurement of water levels ⓘ
aimsTo improve safety of navigation ⓘ
promote consistency in current data ⓘ
promote consistency in tidal data ⓘ
promote consistency in water level data ⓘ
benefits coastal managers ⓘ
hydrographic offices ⓘ
mariners ⓘ
concerns current atlases ⓘ
tidal datums ⓘ
vertical datums for charts ⓘ
develops best practices for charting ocean currents ⓘ
best practices for charting tidal information ⓘ
best practices for charting water levels ⓘ
guidance for current analysis ⓘ
guidance for tidal analysis ⓘ
guidance for water level analysis ⓘ
standards for current measurements ⓘ
standards for tidal measurements ⓘ
standards for water level measurements ⓘ
field hydrography ⓘ
marine navigation ⓘ
oceanography ⓘ
focusesOn ocean currents ⓘ
tides ⓘ
water levels ⓘ
produces best practice recommendations ⓘ
standards for hydrographic offices ⓘ
technical guidance documents ⓘ
supports hydrographic activities ⓘ
marine navigation ⓘ
uses current meter data ⓘ
oceanographic observations ⓘ
water level gauge data ⓘ

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