What parameters are included in the Maritime data layer?

Tomorrow.io Team
Tomorrow.io Team
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Tomorrow.io’s platform provides detailed maritime weather parameters, essential for navigational safety and operational planning in marine environments. These parameters are accessible through the timeline view and trends page on the platform, allowing users to gain valuable insights into sea conditions.

Key Maritime Parameters

Parameter Description
Primary Swell Direction Indicates the direction from which primary, secondary, and tertiary swells are moving.
Secondary Swell Direction
Tertiary Swell Direction
Primary Swell Hight Measures the height of the primary, secondary, and tertiary swells.
Secondary Swell Hight
Tertiary Swell Hight
Primary Swell Period The time interval between successive primary, secondary, and tertiary swells.
Secondary Swell Period
Tertiary Swell Period
Wave Direction Provides information on the general wave patterns, including the direction waves are moving, their height, and the time interval between waves.
Wave Height
Wave Period
Wind Wave Direction Details the direction, height, and frequency of wind-driven waves, combining the effects of wind with swells.
Wind Wave Height
Wind Wave Period

Accessing Maritime Data on the Platform

Users can view maritime data by navigating to the "Trends" sub-tab on the Tomorrow.io platform. Selecting different parameters from the dropdown menus will display corresponding maritime conditions on the map:

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API Access for Developers

Developers can access maritime data for integration into their own systems via Tomorrow.io's API. Detailed guidelines and access methods are available in our API documentation

*Please note that our detailed maritime data layers, including real-time and forecasted swell and wave conditions, are part of Tomorrow.io’s premium offerings. For access to these advanced maritime insights, please contact our your account team or our sales team at sales@tomorrow.io

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