wave height is the term for the height of a wave from origin to crest.
wave height is the term for the height of a wave from origin to crest.
what is the term for the height of a wave from origin to crest?
wave height
while most civilian forecasters use the terms "wave height" and "height of seas" interchangeably, they are not the same. wave height is the vertical distance from the bottom of the trough between waves and the crest of the wave. height of seas is the vertical distance between mean sea level and the crest of the wave, or the amplitude of the wave. since the relationship between the two is not a true sine, the formula for figuring the average difference is 5/9 or 9/5. if the waves are 9', the seas are 5'. when boating and not recording meteorological data, most boaters are interested in the wave height and period.
wave height
bullet::::- the wave: pacific crest's corps logo is a wave split at its apex into a "p" and "c", for "pacific crest". this wave is a popular icon among members and alumni. pacific crest logo waves are often painted on rehearsal fields on the days of regionals. pacific crest ageouts leave a logo wave made of performance shoes and other memorabilia on the field during the dci age-out ceremony. the wave has even been featured in drill during their shows, most recently at the end of the second movement in their 2018 show.









































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