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Station details.

Technical and historical information about this tide station from the TICON-4 dataset (CC BY 4.0, DGFI-TUM, based on GESLA-4), and what Harmonic Tide uses of it on the watch.

Station profile.

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Data quality & record.

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Height datum–

As given by TICON-4. The watch shows heights about the station’s mean water level.

Record overview.

Period of the recordOutside the record

TICON-4 data basis

TICON-4 is a catalogue of harmonic tidal constants by DGFI-TUM, computed from the GESLA-4 tide gauge records and published under CC BY 4.0. Harmonic Tide calculates with these constants on the watch.

Harmonic constituents.

Constituent	Amplitude [cm]	Phase G [°]	Std. dev. amplitude [cm]	Std. dev. phase [°]	On the watch

What do these data mean?

Station type
Coastal, river or lake: where the gauge sits according to TICON-4. In rivers the tide is often more distorted than on the open coast.
Record period
Start and end of the record show which historical data the constants were estimated from.
Years & measurements
How many years of data exist and how many single measurements went into the analysis. Long records pin down slow constituents better.
Missing observations
The share of gaps in the time series. Small gaps are normal and rarely affect the constants.
Standard deviations
The uncertainty of the estimated amplitudes and phases. It is no error guarantee for the later prediction.
On the watch
The watch keeps only the constituents that noticeably change high and low water at this station. The others are listed here for completeness.

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