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Wave crest period

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URI	http://vocab.nerc.ac.uk/collection/S06/current/S0600109/1/
Within Vocab	BODC parameter semantic model parameter entity names
Alternative Labels	Tc
Definition	Wave period is the time between two successive designated events in the waveform. A wave crest event is the transition between increasing water level to decreasing water level.
Date	2017-12-07T15:19:02
Identifier	SDN:S06::S0600109
Note	accepted
Is Version Of	S0600109
version	1
Broader	`S01:S014`	parameter entity
	P01 BODC Parameter Usage Vocabulary - (11) [+]
	`P01:GTCABA01`	Wave crest period maximum of waves {Tc} on the water body by accelerometer
	`P01:GTCACAN1`	Wave crest period mean of waves (at second-negative order spectral moment) on the water body by waverider and automated record analysis
	`P01:GTCAZZ01`	Wave crest period mean of waves {Tc} on the water body
	`P01:GTCACP01`	Wave crest period mean of waves {Tc} on the water body by fixed in-situ pressure sensor and automated record analysis
	`P01:GTCAMP01`	Wave crest period mean of waves {Tc} on the water body by fixed in-situ pressure sensor and manual record analysis
	`P01:GTCAEM01`	Wave crest period mean of waves {Tc} on the water body by Interocean S4 wave gauge
	`P01:GTCAVARD`	Wave crest period mean of waves {Tc} on the water body by radar water level recorder
	`P01:GTCAMB01`	Wave crest period mean of waves {Tc} on the water body by shipborne wave recorder and manual record analysis
	`P01:GTCAEV01`	Wave crest period mean of waves {Tc} on the water body by visual estimation
	`P01:GTCACA01`	Wave crest period mean of waves {Tc} on the water body by waverider and automated record analysis
	`P01:GTCAMA01`	Wave crest period mean of waves {Tc} on the water body by waverider and manual record analysis

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