Abstract
The relations of mean range of tide, time of high water, and time of slack water along Vineyard and Nantucket Sounds may be attributed to the interference of tidal waves entering the sounds from their opposite ends. Interference of the semidiurnal constituents is maximal in the neighborhood of Woods Hole where the great reduction of these constituents, relative to the diurnal constituents, results in a pronounced diurnal inequality in the range of successive tides at appropriate phases of the moon....
Recommended Citation
Redfield, Alfred C.. 1953. "Interference phenomena in the tides of the Woods Hole region." Journal of Marine Research 12, (1). https://elischolar.library.yale.edu/journal_of_marine_research/787