Checking Tide Sensors
Detailed Description
New Jersey Ambar docked at tide sensor on a bridge footer at East Thorofare at Ship Bottom, NJ (01409146).
Sources/Usage
Public Domain.
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New Jersey has an extensive coastline with several rivers and streams close enough to interact with the bays and ocean. This interaction causes many waterways to be affected by the tidal actions of the ocean. Because there are no dams along these rivers, this effect can be felt some distance upstream requiring specialized observational techniques to measure and calculate discharge from these...
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