Exciting Insights from Our Recent Wave Measurement Deployment! 🌊 Over the past two months, Hydro Survey has been conducting a wave measurement project off the southwest coast of Ireland. Using our state-of-the-art wave measurement sensor, we were able to capture a detailed time series of swell frequencies in the region. The data reveals some fascinating patterns, including significant changes in wave frequencies that we’re excited to explore further. At the height of the deployment, we recorded wave heights reaching up to 4 meters! Not bad for an Irish summer 🏄♂️ Check out the graph below to see the swell frequency time series. These insights are crucial for understanding the dynamic marine environment in this area, and will play an important role in future coastal and marine planning.
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