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Extracted from Database
21 Oct 2024
WARNING: METRIC STATION
THIS IS NOT RESEARCH QUALITY DATA.
USE WITH EXTREME CAUTION.
THIS IS NOT RESEARCH QUALITY DATA.
USE WITH EXTREME CAUTION.
Station Information
| Station ID: | 1666 |
| Latitude: | -12.083333 |
| Longitude: | 96.883333 |
| GLOSS ID: | 46 |
| Coastline code: | 680 |
| Station code: | 522 |
| Country: | COCOS (KEELING) ISLANDS |
| Time span of data: | 1985 – 1987 |
| Completeness (%): | 58 |
| Date of last update: | 24 May 1993 |
| Green Arrow: | Current Station |
| Yellow Marker: | Neighbouring RLR Station |
| Red Marker: | Neighbouring Metric Station |
Please note: In many cases, the station position in our database is accurate to only one minute. Thus, the tide gauge may not appear to be on the coast.
Tide Gauge Data
Additional Data Sources (guide to additional data sources)
Nearby Real Time Stations from VLIZ: cocbFast Delivery Data from UHSLC station 171: hourly and daily
Research Quality Data from UHSLC station 171: hourly and daily
Station Documentation
Documentation added 1995-05-02
station density along some sections of the Australian coasthas meant that station codes 601 onwards have been reordered
compared to those in earlier versions of the PSMSL data set.
Data Authority
National Tidal FacilityG.P.O. Box 2100
S.A. 5001
Adelaide
Documentation added 1993-05-27
Stations with authority code G1 are records of Australian (and a fewother) mean sea levels supplied by Dr.Bill Mitchell of the National
Tidal Facility, Australia in October 1992. The time series have
been computed by a homogenization of the data at each station by
a process wherein datum shifts are removed by theoretical means,
rather than from survey information. For this reason the data are
not defined to be "RLR", and should be used in time series work
with caution, but they are probably the best thing which can be
done for many historical Australian records at the present time.
