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Significant wave height animation between May 1st and 25th in the whole Indian Ocean (data merging several altimeter measurements). The waves propagate in the whole ocean, reaching Indonesian coasts.
CNES
Altimeters can measure sea surface height first and foremost the waves height, which is of prime importance to marine weather forecasters in terms of maritime safety. Wave heights from altimetric measurements are assimilated into sea state forecast models, and improve significantly their predictions.
CNES
Indian OceanTsunami wave height as measured by satellites three hours and 15 minutes after the event
NOAA
This image shows the global distribution of the Significant Wave Height as measured by the ERS-2 Radar Altimeter.
DUT/SSR&T
Average significant wave height measured by the ERS radar altimeter over the boreal summer 1995.
ESA
SARAL Altika and Jason-2 altimeter significant wave heights over North Atlantic 9 Dec 2014.
EUMETSAT