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MASE Wave Simulations

Gulf of MAINE

Using the numerical wave model SWAN, 48 hours prediction of the wave conditions for the entire Gulf of Maine region is made twice a day with prediction starting time of either 00 or 12 GMT.

Predicted wave conditions for entire Gulf of Maine can be viewed by clicking on the corresponding link in the table below.

Hs links provide plots of Significant Wave Heights(m) along with plots of input Wind Directions (scaled by the input Wind Speed) and Tp links provide plots of Peak Wave Periods (sec) along with plots of Peak Wave Directions (scaled by the Significant Wave Height).

Update time: AM 7:30 and PM 7:30. (CST)

Time	Variables	Time	Variables
00h	Hs, Tp, Hs(ft)	03h	Hs, Tp, Hs(ft)
06h	Hs, Tp, Hs(ft)	09h	Hs, Tp, Hs(ft)
12h	Hs, Tp, Hs(ft)	15h	Hs, Tp, Hs(ft)
18h	Hs, Tp, Hs(ft)	21h	Hs, Tp, Hs(ft)
24h	Hs, Tp, Hs(ft)	27h	Hs, Tp, Hs(ft)
30h	Hs, Tp, Hs(ft)	33h	Hs, Tp, Hs(ft)
36h	Hs, Tp, Hs(ft)	39h	Hs, Tp, Hs(ft)
42h	Hs, Tp, Hs(ft)	45h	Hs, Tp, Hs(ft)
48h	Hs, Tp, Hs(ft)	Movie	Hs, Tp, Hs(ft)

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If you have any comments or concerns regarding this site please send an e-mail to:

Dr. Vijay Panchang: panchanv@tamug.edu or

Dr. chankwon Jeong: chankwon@tamu.edu

Last update: Apr. 11. 2011 by chankwon Jeong

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