Interfacing XTide and R
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XTide is an open-source program that predicts tide heights and current speeds for hundreds of tide and current stations around the United States. It can be used to produce tide predictions in the past and future for a site at your chosen interval (down to the minute), as well as producing sunrise and sunset times, […]
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