The deaf doctor and a British oceanographer, Arthur Thomas Doodson, had devised a practical system for specifying the different harmonic components of the tide-generating potential in the Doodson Numbers; he also became involved in the design of tide-predicting machines, of which a widely used example was the "Doodson-Légé TPM."
The deaf doctor and a British oceanographer, Arthur Thomas Doodson, had devised a practical system for specifying the different harmonic components of the tide-generating potential in the Doodson Numbers; he also became involved in the design of tide-predicting machines, of which a widely used example was the "Doodson-Légé TPM."