Tide Data Software Usage

This video tutorial guides viewers on how to download and use the WX ti32 software to access tidal data from over 9,500 stations worldwide. It covers the installation process, selecting locations, retrieving data, and viewing tidal information. The tutorial also highlights the availability of historical data from 1970 and predictions up to 2370. The process is straightforward, allowing users to easily obtain high and low tide data for any location globally.

What is the range of years for which tide data is available?

• From 1980 to 2030

• From 1950 to 2020

• From 1990 to 2040

• From 1970 to present

How many stations worldwide provide tide data?

• Over 5,000 stations

• Over 7,500 stations

• Over 9,500 stations

• Over 10,000 stations

What should you type in the search box to find the software?

• WX tide 32

• WX tight 32

• WX ti32

• WX tide 33

Which operating systems are supported for downloading the software?

• Windows 7 and any version

• Windows XP and above

• Only Windows 8

• Only Windows 10

What is the first step after downloading the software?

• Restart the computer

• Open the software directly

• Extract the G file

• Run the installer

How do you run the software after installation?

• Double-click the icon

• Run as administrator

• Open from the start menu

• Use command prompt

What should you do to select a location for tide data?

• Enter the location manually

• Type the location in a search bar

• Select from a dropdown menu

• Click on a map

What type of file is generated after downloading the tide data?

• Word document

• PDF file

• Excel file

• Text file

What information can you find in the downloaded tide data?

• Only high tide times

• High tide, low tide, and fluctuations

• Only low tide times

• Weather conditions

What is the final step to view the tide data?

• Print the data

• Open the text file

• Upload to a cloud service

• Email the data