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Tidal predictions anywhere along the UK coast that can also be used offline via the use of bookmarks.

anyTide predicts tides from a combination of gauge and model data from around the North Western European Shelf, with particular focus on the British Isles.

Gauge data provides predictions for the 44 ports displayed on the map.

The 3D computer model developed at NOC Liverpool then fills in the gaps between the gauge observation points, with a 1.8Km feature resolution.

With this model, anyTide really can provide a tidal prediction at any point along the UK coast to the nearest 1.8Km.

Note that Tides at a bookmarked location can be viewed with no connection required.

The tide chart features are:

* zoomable from 12 hours to 3 weeks

* swipe right or left to scroll time periods

* auto and manual height scale from 5m to 15m

* long press to access precise time / height data

The app is free to download. In this state it will provide tidal prediction for all points for the current day.

It will also give tidal predictions for the point (N 53.433 W 3.100). This is just off the Liverpool coast close to the original Proudman Oceanographic Laboratory founded by Joseph Proudman and Arthur Doodson.

A year's worth of predictions for all the UK can be purchased from within the app.

All times are in GMT.

About us:

The Natural Environment Research Council (NERC)

http://www.nerc.ac.uk/about/ is the UK's main agency for funding and managing research, training and knowledge exchange in the environmental sciences.

Our work covers the full range of atmospheric, Earth, biological, terrestrial and aquatic science, from the deep

oceans to the upper atmosphere and from the poles to the equator.

The National Oceanography Centre

http://www.noc.ac.uk/about-us" is a fully-owned research laboratory of the Natural Environment Research Council.

Our world-class research includes:

* physics of estuarine, coastal and shelf sea circulation

* wind wave dynamics & sediment transport processes

* global sea level science and geodetic oceanography

* marine technology & operational oceanography

* We live on an ocean dominated planet - two thirds is covered by water. The oceans directly affect our planet's climate and ecosystems. They are all undergoing massive changes; we need to discover and understand more about them. Our science and research is now more important and relevant than ever.

The National Tidal and Sea Level Facility (NTSLF)

http://www.ntslf.org/