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USCG Exam PracticeApplying tide corrections to charted depth

When using NOAA Tide Tables to obtain predictions for a subordinate station, which procedure is correct?

  1. A. Use the subordinate station's predictions directly without adjustment, as they are independently calculated.
  2. Apply the tabulated time and height differences for the subordinate station to the reference station predictions.Correct
  3. C. Average the predictions from the two nearest reference stations.
  4. D. Apply the tidal current differences from the Tidal Current Tables to the reference station tide predictions.

Why B is correct

Predictions for a subordinate station are obtained by applying the tabulated time and height differences to the predictions of its reference station. The Tidal Current Tables are a separate publication used for current, not tide height. (Bowditch Ch. 9 §905)

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