GLOSS Station Handbook – Santa Cruz del Flores (Azores)
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Until a new version is available, the tide gauge station list below from the last version of the Handbook provides links to further details about each tide gauge in the GLOSS Core Network. Click column headings to sort the station list table. Click the GLOSS number buttons to view the station information.
Station information
General | |
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Gloss number | 244 |
Station name | Santa Cruz del Flores (Azores) |
Country | Portugal |
Time zone | 015W, GMT - 1hr |
Latitude (+ve N) | 39.2728 |
Longitude (+ve E) | -31.0745 |
Ocean | Atlantic |
Observation periods | 1957-1969, 1976-1988, 1991- |
Responsible country | Portugal |
Authority responsible for tide gauge | Instituto Hidrografico, Rua das Trinas 49, P-1296 Lisboa Codex, Portugal |
GLOSS contact | Portugal |
Committed to GLOSS | Yes |
Operational | Yes |
Location map | |
Instrumentation | |
Float | Yes |
Pressure | No |
Bubbler | Yes |
Acoustic | No |
Radar | No |
Data | |
Digital data | Yes |
Data acquisition rate | Continuous analog record, digitised at 60 minute intervals |
High frequency data at UHSLC | Data 210a Document 210a File format |
Real-time data available | No |
Additional parameters (real-time) | None |
Benchmarks | |
Tide gauge benchmark | MN 17/83 - benchmark bolt on the curb at the intersection of Travessa da Alfandega and Rua Senador Andre de Freitas |
Benchmark relationships | Tide gauge zero (TGZ) = Portuguese Hydrographic Institute Chart Datum TGZ = 3.688m below IGC TGZ = 6.672m below MN 16/83 TGZ = 6.809m below MN 17/83 |
Auxiliary benchmarks | 1/76 is 4.663m above Chart Datum 8/84 is 3.879m above Chart Datum 2/76 is 3.710m above Chart Datum |
Data at PSMSL | |
Annual MSL (RLR) data | Yes (Monthly metric data only available) |
MSL method | Metode de Hauteurs Reduites |
PSMSL code | 843 |
Other relevant codes | UHSLC 210 |
Additional information | |
Nearest Met. station | Santa Cruz das Flores |
Last updated | 11 December 2002 |