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Wave energy and mean wave direction resolved into 9 bands

As requested by the US Army Corps of Engineers, CDIP has special data formats for wave energy and direction.
9-bands: 2-6, 6-8, 8-10, 10-12, 12-14, 14-16, 16-18, 18-22 & 22+ seconds
Spectral processing performed on 1600-second samples
For each band, equivalent Hs = 4*sqrt(Band Energy)
Wave direction in each band represents the average, in support of coastal process studies

Band Direction

waveTime
 Dp ° 22+ 22-18 18-16 16-14 14-12 12-10 10-8 8-6 6-2
May 28, 23:00 186 158 189 242 118 111 100 132 140 186
May 28, 22:30 181 194 177 178 112 102 103 133 139 181
May 28, 22:00 177 232 191 143 143 110 103 123 137 177
May 28, 21:30 170 197 168 130 105 109 101 125 140 170
May 28, 21:00 173 144 78 159 129 120 108 131 143 173
May 28, 20:30 176 190 171 153 127 107 107 127 147 176
May 28, 20:00 176 227 171 176 113 102 105 126 144 176
May 28, 19:30 180 214 179 166 135 116 101 125 146 180
May 28, 19:00 177 183 153 150 88 102 95 125 146 177
May 28, 18:30 173 174 202 139 119 108 103 128 147 173
May 28, 18:00 171 237 195 119 193 110 94 126 144 171
May 28, 17:30 174 145 166 116 137 98 100 130 145 174
May 28, 17:00 178 189 153 107 121 118 104 124 143 178
May 28, 16:30 182 139 136 145 113 112 105 127 143 182
May 28, 16:00 184 144 157 213 106 103 93 124 146 184
May 28, 15:30 176 148 122 117 128 88 101 133 144 176
May 28, 15:00 169 145 85 109 117 112 100 121 141 169
May 28, 14:30 168 147 121 112 107 113 98 126 144 168
May 28, 14:00 172 173 150 126 116 100 103 125 144 172
May 28, 13:30 171 134 146 126 97 99 101 134 148 171
May 28, 13:00 174 181 126 99 109 110 98 120 141 174
May 28, 12:30 170 152 148 131 98 98 99 126 142 170
May 28, 12:00 175 171 172 133 132 106 115 121 144 175
May 28, 11:30 173 179 169 127 111 109 93 130 146 173
May 28, 11:00 171 161 68 181 123 114 101 130 149 171
May 28, 10:30 177 181 147 111 132 112 100 121 147 177
May 28, 10:00 177 148 155 138 122 108 109 127 148 177
May 28, 09:30 172 202 124 193 114 118 102 141 144 172
May 28, 09:00 175 165 140 103 110 102 98 133 139 175
May 28, 08:30 175 189 151 129 130 111 110 137 140 175
May 28, 08:00 178 175 156 97 108 90 106 136 146 178
May 28, 07:30 177 197 117 75 131 104 103 139 138 177
May 28, 07:00 178 252 226 163 81 115 107 143 144 178
May 28, 06:30 182 166 162 75 140 121 93 136 150 182
May 28, 06:00 188 131 122 125 151 109 99 135 153 188
May 28, 05:30 185 164 92 110 107 111 100 134 146 185
May 28, 05:00 182 187 186 120 126 117 101 133 151 182
May 28, 04:30 187 180 132 179 139 110 114 146 151 187
May 28, 04:00 187 143 1 122 132 118 109 134 156 187
May 28, 03:30 187 210 119 122 139 122 106 140 151 187
May 28, 03:00 186 189 155 157 112 109 111 128 153 186
May 28, 02:30 180 147 146 322 117 109 97 138 152 180
May 28, 02:00 176 171 161 139 120 127 111 129 150 176
May 28, 01:30 179 180 189 83 104 126 120 138 148 179
May 28, 01:00 169 175 154 147 130 99 88 114 146 169
May 28, 00:30 171 131 113 94 119 96 92 134 148 171
May 28, 00:00 168 189 157 118 111 100 95 133 150 168
May 27, 23:30 178 155 125 112 115 124 105 130 142 178
May 27, 23:00 168 136 122 79 80 108 106 132 152 168

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