Wave data for Point Nepean
The times are graphed for
Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST) which is +10 hours UTC. The most recent data is on the right hand side of the graphs.
Data as of last reading
| Current state of buoy |
Online
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| Approx. time of reading |
9/02/2010 18:37 |
| Significant wave |
0.52 metres |
| Maximum wave |
0.80 metres |
| Significant period |
3.8 seconds |
| Peak period |
9.5 seconds |
| Mean magnetic direction |
158.5 ° |
| Latitude |
3821.617S1 |
| Longitude |
S14441.467E |
| Water temperature |
20.3 °C |
| Please refer to disclaimer before viewing data. |
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Wave height
Maximum height
Significant height
8/02 12:00
8/02 18:00
9/02 00:00
9/02 06:00
9/02 12:00
9/02 18:00
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Legend
Maximum height
- The maximum wave height in a given record period.
Significant height
- Average height of the waves which comprise the highest 1/3 of waves in a given period.
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Wave period
Significant period
Peak period
8/02 12:00
8/02 18:00
9/02 00:00
9/02 06:00
9/02 12:00
9/02 18:00
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Legend
Peak period
- The peak wave period in a given record period.
Significant period
- Average period of the significant waves in a given period.
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Wave direction
8/02 12:00
8/02 18:00
9/02 00:00
9/02 06:00
9/02 12:00
9/02 18:00
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Legend
Mean magnetic direction
- Weighted mean direction taken over waves of all frequencies in a given record period.
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NOTICE
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to wave data is derived directly from automatic sensing and recording
equipment. It is not reviewed or quality controlled by PoMC. You
should not rely on the information for any purpose whatsoever and should
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of the information, and expressly disclaims any liability for injury, loss
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location of the buoy will change without notice from time to time. There is no guarantee that
the buoy will be deployed or operational.