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Revision as of 14:42, 28 March 2017
Explanations
- left top: value of characteristic number for a single event.
- left bottom: mean value of the characteristic number within the period of data analysis.
- right top: maximum value of the characteristic number within the period of data analysis.
- right bottom: minimum value of the characteristic number within the period of data analysis.
Examples
| residual ebb current velocity | residual ebb current velocity (maximum) |
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| residual ebb current velocity (mean) | residual ebb current velocity (minimum) |
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Remark: Vector is the result from vector addition of all ebb current velocities. Residual ebb current velocity is always less or equal than mean ebb current velocity.
- residual flood current velocity
- mean ebb current velocity (from magnitude)