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FES2022 incorporated into README and tides extraction process #26

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fmemuir opened this issue Nov 14, 2024 · 0 comments
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FES2022 incorporated into README and tides extraction process #26

fmemuir opened this issue Nov 14, 2024 · 0 comments
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fmemuir commented Nov 14, 2024

Implement FES2022 instead of older FES2014. According to AVISO, the main improvements compared to FES2014b are:

  • Improved bathymetry in many shallow waters and coastal areas
  • Globally enhanced and refined high-resolution mesh
  • Globally enhanced altimeter and tidal gauges datasets
  • Improved T-UGO model version for both the spectral and sequential modes
  • Improved assimilation ensembles simulations
  • Significant improvement in coastal areas

Not sure just how much impact this will make on tidal corrections for waterlines and filtering images for low/high tide to include/eliminate intertidal vegetation, but worth including for posterity.

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