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Charles Pezeshki
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wrote on 9/18/03 3:43 AM:
Ah, that explains it, but that sure is a screwy way of measuring waves. As for
East Coasters doubling the wave height...it's BS.
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Regards
Brian
Hi Folks,
Actually, mathematically, that makes more sense than measuring
trough-to-crest. If one considers waves modeled by a sine wave, the mean
height measurement would be called the amplitude.
Best,
Chuck
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