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Cape du Couedic Wave Observations

Located at 36.07S, 136.62E
(4nm West of Cape du Couedic Light House, Kangaroo Island)

Latest data at 17:00 on Saturday, 21 Nov 2009 (ACDT).

IMPORTANT:- The significant wave height is the average height of the highest one third of the waves. The likely maximum wave height can be up to twice the significant wave height.
 
Click here for Wave Height or Wave Period.

Significant Wave Height (Hs) & Maximum Wave Height (Hmax)
wave height graph

Average Wave Period (Tz) & Peak Energy Period (Tp)
wave period graph

Document created: 20091121170502
Key  
Hs Height of significant wave (metres). This is the average height of the highest one third of the waves in the record.
Hmax Maximum height of the waves (metres) in the record.
Tz Average time (seconds) between all waves in the record.
Tp The peak energy period (seconds) is the period of the dominant waves in the record.

Notes

This page contains wave observations from a moored Waverider buoy located 4.2nm West of Cape du Couedic Light (Kangaroo Island) in 44 fathoms (80 metres). Location: 36.07S, 136.62E.

Queries relating to this service should be directed to the Marine Officer in our South Australian Regional Office.



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