Tide calculation using tidal prediction table

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[@gantherporras4689]

Asan galing ang 0.6?

[@dariusenjoyer0311]

Thank you for your instructions

[@ivanschannel5137]

Thank you, kindly share it to your friends

[@georgen9755]

Atlantic coast
Boston

[@kyimRoobet]

wouldnt you need to interpolate the diffreneces? if yes, how?

[@ivanschannel5137]

How po? Its in the video po

[@darkcrow5573]

Tanong kolang po, kung papa ano po I obtain yung msl?

[@darkcrow5573]

Sana po ma-notice nyo yung comment ko po thank you.

[@ivanschannel5137]

The Admiralty Tide Tables (ATT) provide tidal predictions, including high and low water times and heights for various ports worldwide. However, they don’t directly list Mean Sea Level (MSL). Instead, you can derive it using the following steps:
1. Check the Chart Datum in ATT
Each tidal station in the ATT is referenced to a chart datum (often Lowest Astronomical Tide (LAT) or another local datum).
Find the tidal height values given for high and low tides.
2. Use the Mean Tide Level (MTL) Approximation
If Mean Tide Level (MTL) is available, it is a good estimate of Mean Sea Level (MSL).
MTL ≈ (Mean High Water + Mean Low Water) / 2.

[@phaetoncodm]

tanong lang sir pano pag wala sya sa middle sir? yung hinahanap na tide sir

[@ivanschannel5137]

interpolate mo po bro, thank you

[@ivanschannel5137]

interpolate