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Tidal stations, tide charts, tide tables and lunar phases for the east coast of the USA,, the Gulf of Mexico, the Caribbean, Mexico and the northern most part of South America, between Longitude -105 and -48 and Latitude 0 to 40)
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tide(1) 						      General Commands Manual							   tide(1)

NAME
tide - Harmonic tide clock and tide predictor (command line client) SYNOPSIS
tide [-b ``YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM''] [-ch pixels] [-cw pixels] [-dc color] [-Dc color] [-df ``format-string''] [-e ``YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM''] [-ec color] [-el y|n] [-em pSsMm] [-f c|h|i|l|p|t] [-fc color] [-fg color] [-ga aspect] [-gh pixels] [-gt y|n] [-gw pixels] [-hf ``format- string''] [-in y|n] [-l ``location name''] [-lw pixels] [-m a|b|c|C|g|k|l|m|p|r|s] [-mc color] [-Mc color] [-ml [-]N.NN(ft|m|kt)] [-nc color] [-nf y|n] [-o ``filename''] [-ph mm] [-pm mm] [-pw mm] [-s ``HH:MM''] [-tf ``format-string''] [-tl y|n] [-th characters] [-tw char- acters] [-u ft|m] [-v] [-z y|n] DESCRIPTION
XTide is a package that provides tide and current predictions in a wide variety of formats. Graphs, text listings, and calendars can be generated, or a tide clock can be provided on your desktop. XTide can work with X-windows, plain text terminals, or the web. This is accomplished with three separate programs: the interactive inter- face (xtide), the non-interactive or command line interface (tide), and the web interface (xttpd). tide is the non-interactive command line client for XTide 2. For a complete discussion, please see the verbose documentation at http://www.flaterco.com/xtide/. CONFIGURATION
Unless a configuration file /etc/xtide.conf is supplied, you must set the environment variable HFILE_PATH to point to the harmonics files that should have been installed along with the xtide program. Example: export HFILE_PATH=/usr/local/share/xtide/harmonics.tcd If a configuration file is used, the first line should consist of the colon-separated list of harmonics files (e.g. the HFILE_PATH line above without the "export HFILE_PATH=" part). The environment variable takes precedence over the configuration file. Also, note that on Debian systems the tidal harmonics data file are stored in /usr/share/xtide instead of /usr/local/share/xtide as used above. Set the environment variable XTIDE_DEFAULT_LOCATION to the name of your favorite place if you want to skip the location-choosing step. OPTIONS
-b ``YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM'' Specify the begin (start) time for predictions using the ISO 8601 compliant format YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM, where hours range from 00 to 23. The timestamp is in the local time zone for the location, or in UTC if the -z setting is engaged. If clock mode is selected or if no -b is supplied, the current time will be used. -ch pixels Height for tide clocks (default 312 pixels). -cw pixels Width for tide clocks (default 84 pixels). -dc color Daytime background color in tide graphs (default SkyBlue). -Dc color Color of datum line in tide graphs (default white). -df ``format-string'' strftime(3) style format string for printing dates (default %Y-%m-%d). -e ``YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM'' Specify the end (stop) time for predictions in banner, calendar, alt. calendar, medium rare, plain, raw, or stats mode. Does not apply in graph and clock modes: the effective end time for graph and clock modes is entirely determined by the start time (-b), the width (-cw, -gw or -tw), and the aspect (-ga). The format and time zone are the same as for -b. If no -e is supplied, the end time will be set to four days after the begin time. -ec color Foreground in tide graphs during outgoing tide (default SeaGreen). -el y|n Select whether or not to draw datum and middle-level lines in tide graphs (default n). -em pSsMm Events to suppress (p = phase of moon, S = sunrise, s = sunset, M = moonrise, m = moonset), or x to suppress none. E.g, to suppress all sun and moon events, set eventmask to the value pSsMm. -f c|h|i|l|p|t Specify the output format as CSV, HTML, iCalendar, LaTeX, PNG, or text. The default is text. -fc color Foreground in tide graphs during incoming tide (default Blue). -fg color Color of text and other notations (default black). -ga aspect Aspect for tide graphs, clocks, and banners (default 1.0). This controls not the width or height of the window but rather the rela- tive scaling of the X and Y axes in the plot of the tide curve. -gh pixels Height for tide graphs (default 312 pixels). -gt y|n Select whether or not to label tenths of units in tide graphs (default n). -gw pixels Width for tide graphs (default 960 pixels). -hf ``format-string'' strftime(3) style format string for printing hour labels on time axis (default %l). -in y|n Select whether or not to use inferred values for some constituents (default n). For expert use only. -l ``location name'' Specify a location for tide predictions. -lw pixels Width for lines in tide graphs with -nf (default 2.5 pixels). -m a|b|c|C|g|k|l|m|p|r|s Specify mode to be about, banner, calendar, alt. calendar, graph, clock, list, medium rare, plain, raw, or stats. The default is plain. -mc color Color of mark line in graphs (default red). -Mc color Color of middle-level line in tide graphs (default yellow). -ml [-]N.NN(ft|m|kt) Specify the mark level to be used in predictions. The predictions will include the times when the tide level crosses the mark. Not supported in clock mode. Example usage: -ml -0.25ft -nc color Nighttime background color in tide graphs (default DeepSkyBlue). -nf y|n Select whether or not to draw tide graphs as line graphs (default n). -o ``filename'' Redirect output to the specified file (appends). -ph mm Nominal length of paper in LaTeX output (default 420 mm). This need not match your actual paper; use "Shrink oversized pages" in print options. -pm mm Nominal width of top, bottom, left and right margins in LaTeX output (default 10 mm). Actual width will depend on print scaling. -pw mm Nominal width of paper in LaTeX output (default 297 mm). This need not match your actual paper; use "Shrink oversized pages" in print options. -s ``HH:MM'' Specify the step interval, in hours and minutes, for raw or medium rare mode predictions. The default is one hour. -tf ``format-string'' strftime(3) style format string for printing times (default %l:%M %p %Z). -tl y|n Select whether or not to draw depth lines on top of the tide graph (default n). -th characters Height of ASCII graphs and clocks (default 24 characters). -tw characters Width of ASCII graphs, clocks, banners, and calendars (default 79 characters). -u ft|m Preferred units of length (default no preference). -v Print version string and exit. -z y|n Select whether or not to coerce all time zones to UTC (default n). SEE ALSO
xtide(1), xttpd(8), http://www.flaterco.com/xtide/. XTide 2 2009-09-10 tide(1)