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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: | 290 |
| Latitude: | 43.15 |
| Longitude: | 131.883333 |
| Coastline code: | 630 |
| Station code: | 111 |
| Country: | RUSSIAN FEDERATION |
| Time span of data: | 1926 – 1985 |
| Completeness (%): | 98 |
| Date of last update: | 20 Apr 1998 |
| 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 GNSS Stations from SONEL: VLADNearby Real Time Stations from VLIZ: vlad
Station Documentation
Documentation added 1995-08-29
A destructive earthquake and tsunami occurred in the Kuril Islands on4 October 1994 - see Earth System Monitor, 5(4), June 1995.
Documentation added 1998-04-06
NB the station codes for this country/area do not follow the coastsequentially
Documentation added 1998-04-06
The data for this station is referred to:Firsov P.B. Katalog of monthly sea level data for Japanese Sea coast in
USSR.//Fondi DVNII, 1990.
No details are known for the contributing authority or frequency of
observations
Data Authority
Mr. Pat CaldwellUniversity of Hawaii Sea Level Center
Department of Oceanography, University of Hawaii
1000 Pope Road, Honolulu
Hawaii, 96822
Documentation added 2001-06-29
Data for stations under authority K4 were provided informallyvia Mr Pat Caldwell of the University of Hawaii Sea Level Center
in 1998. They stemmed from earlier informal communication
with Prof. Klaus Wyrtki at the University.
