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TIDES AND TIDAL DATUMS

UNDERSTANDING TIDESUNDERSTANDING TIDES bySteacy Dopp HicksPhysical OceanographerCenter for Operational Oceanographic Products and ServicesMichael Szabados, DirectorDecember DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE National Oceanic and Atmospheric AdministrationNational Ocean ServiceiiThe author, Steacy D. Hicks viewing the William Ferrel tide-predictingmachine, the first tide predicting machine used in the United States(1885-1914). Photograph taken in early THE AUTHORS teacy Dopp HicksMr. Hicks retired in December 1990 after 30 years of distinguishedFederal Service, 28 years of which was providing the Nation withexpertise in TIDES and currents. A graduate of UCLA in 1950 with a majorin meteorology, Mr. Hicks received his Masters Degree in physicaloceanography from the Scripps Institution of Oceanography of theUniversity of California in 1952.

the sun, moon, and earth. These interactions of the gravitational forces are the same as those causing the moon and earth to remain in their respective orbits. It is often said of science that the ability to predict a natural event is indicative of understanding. Since …

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