Entity: MARIGRAPH-
MARIGRAPH is a device used to measure tidal levels, specifically designed to automatically register the rise and fall of the tide.
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Etymology
The term MARIGRAPH is derived from the combination of 'marine' and 'graph', reflecting its function in measuring tidal levels.
Definition
MARIGRAPH is a specialized instrument used in oceanography to automatically register the rise and fall of the tide. It is designed to measure tidal levels accurately and efficiently.
Historical Context
The development of MARIGRAPH devices dates back to the need for precise tidal measurements for various scientific and practical purposes, such as navigation and coastal management.
Cultural Significance
MARIGRAPH plays a crucial role in understanding and monitoring tidal patterns, which are essential for coastal communities, marine research, and environmental conservation.
Related Concepts
MARIGRAPH is closely related to MAREOGRAPH, another device that serves a similar purpose in automatically registering tidal changes.
See Also
A specialized instrument that indicates tidal levels through automatic registration.