CDIP spectrum_table 222

SANTA LUCIA ESCARPMENT, CA - 222 Classic View

Wave energy and mean wave direction resolved into 9 bands

As requested by the US Army Corps of Engineers, CDIP has special data formats for wave energy and direction.
9-bands: 2-6, 6-8, 8-10, 10-12, 12-14, 14-16, 16-18, 18-22 & 22+ seconds
Spectral processing performed on 1600-second samples
For each band, equivalent Hs = 4*sqrt(Band Energy)
Wave direction in each band represents the average, in support of coastal process studies

Band Height (ft) Band Energy (cm^2)

waveTime	Hs ft	Tp s	22+	22-18	18-16	16-14	14-12	12-10	10-8	8-6	6-2
Dec 11, 23:00	7.38	15	0.50	1.29	3.88	4.65	3.24	1.53	1.19	0.81	1.02
Dec 11, 22:30	7.4	15	0.57	1.53	3.21	4.89	3.48	1.64	1.16	0.81	1.03
Dec 11, 21:00	7.48	15	0.55	1.36	2.74	4.91	4.07	1.55	1.27	0.82	1.00
Dec 11, 20:00	7.87	15	0.45	1.88	3.90	4.98	3.73	1.31	1.04	0.74	1.01

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