retrieving the extended 67 tidal constituent list and adding to test#5
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We get this comparison: The time series is just 1-month so it is probably too short to get a good idea. |
Add test comparing FULL, NOAA, and EXTENDED tidal analyses for the two stations (Tuktoyaktuk, Churchill) in the new hourly 2019 timeseries CSV. Revert EXTENDED from the original short-record test. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Results of new test: Constituents and comparison at Tuktoyaktuk Constituents and comparison at Churchill: |
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I added an extended 67 length tidal constituent list provided by Pengcheng Wang (set to a Rayleigh criterion of 0.8).
This was added to pytides on my fork