Tide Now OR Description
Tide Now OR is a tide calculator for the state of Oregon. It displays a tide graph, daily tide table, present tide status, and sun/moon times. It has a built in chart display for each location.
It supports 70 locations organized into 11 regions. The app contains all the tide stations on the Oregon Coast as well as both sides of the Columbia River. There are excerpts of navigation charts to show the selected station.
Off Line Operation- app does not use the internet, it works by calculation.
Predictions are quick the app is simple to use. Use swipe gestures for the next and prior day tides. There are no ads and app cannot access phone features.
User Options
Controls for the user are provided by four action bar icons and six commands in the drop down (...) menu. The action bar controls are Show Chart, Set Location, Set Date, and Refresh. The commands are are Add Station to Favorites, GMap Station (internet), Change Color Scheme, Sun and Moon Info, About Gestures, and Contact Info. Three graphs are available, one with full sun and moon information, one with daylight hours shading, and one with just the graphs.
Accurate Predictions
This app was written using well-known tidal prediction algorithms and publicly available location data. It can be expected to match very closely to federally-published tide tables. It uses the "Harmonic Prediction of Tides" methodology in long use for tide elevation predictions.
Designed for On The Spot Use
The tidal status presentation gives an immediate snapshot of the tide situation, more useful than just a standard list of highs and lows. The display can be refreshed at any time to update this status. This app is designed for use while actively out and about along the waterfront. It uses large text and the the bright color scheme is easily read outdoors.
200 Year Calendar
In addition to today's tides, a date picker is available to choose any date from 1901 to 2100. The app does not have to be refreshed on the new year.
Next Day, Prior Day Swipes
Gestures are supported to go to "next day" and "past day" to step day by day through a range of dates. These operate like turning the page of a book. You can quickly swipe through a range of dates to look for good clam digging days.
Favorites
The selected station can be added to a set of eight favorites. These can be accessed by a down-swipe.
Adjustable Colors
There are five color schemes, good for situations ranging from bright sun to night use. Try each one out depending in which conditions you use the app you can find one that works best.
Tide Regions and Stations.
The three Columbia River regions now include all tide stations on the river, both the Oregon and Washington side. The eight coastal regions include all the available tide stations on the Pacific Coast and nearby rivers.
Columbia River- North Jetty, Jetty A, Cape Disappointment, Ilwaco, Chinook, Hammond, Warrenton, Astoria Port Docks, Astoria Youngs Bay, Cathcart Landing, Hungry Harbor, Astoria Tongue Point, Settlers Point, Harrington Point, Knappa, Skamokawa, Wauna, Longview, Saint Helens, Rocky Point, Vancouver, Portland, Washougal, and Beacon Rock.
The five Pacific Coast Regions inclde - Seaside, North Fork, Nehalem, Brighton, Barview ,North Jetty, Garibaldi, Miami Cove, Bay City, Dick Point, Hoquarten Slough, Netarts, Nestucca Bay, Cascade Head, Taft, Kernville, Chinook Bend, Depoe Bay, Yaquina Bar, Newport Yaquina USCG, South Beach, Weiser Point, Winant, Toledo, Waldport, Drift Creek Alsea River, Suislaw River, Florence USCG Pier, Florence, Cushman, Half Moon Bay, Gardiner, Reedsport, Charleston, Coos Bay Sitka Dock, Empire, Coos Bay COE Dock, Coquille River, Bandon, Port Orford, Wedderburn, Gold Beach, and Brookings.
It supports 70 locations organized into 11 regions. The app contains all the tide stations on the Oregon Coast as well as both sides of the Columbia River. There are excerpts of navigation charts to show the selected station.
Off Line Operation- app does not use the internet, it works by calculation.
Predictions are quick the app is simple to use. Use swipe gestures for the next and prior day tides. There are no ads and app cannot access phone features.
User Options
Controls for the user are provided by four action bar icons and six commands in the drop down (...) menu. The action bar controls are Show Chart, Set Location, Set Date, and Refresh. The commands are are Add Station to Favorites, GMap Station (internet), Change Color Scheme, Sun and Moon Info, About Gestures, and Contact Info. Three graphs are available, one with full sun and moon information, one with daylight hours shading, and one with just the graphs.
Accurate Predictions
This app was written using well-known tidal prediction algorithms and publicly available location data. It can be expected to match very closely to federally-published tide tables. It uses the "Harmonic Prediction of Tides" methodology in long use for tide elevation predictions.
Designed for On The Spot Use
The tidal status presentation gives an immediate snapshot of the tide situation, more useful than just a standard list of highs and lows. The display can be refreshed at any time to update this status. This app is designed for use while actively out and about along the waterfront. It uses large text and the the bright color scheme is easily read outdoors.
200 Year Calendar
In addition to today's tides, a date picker is available to choose any date from 1901 to 2100. The app does not have to be refreshed on the new year.
Next Day, Prior Day Swipes
Gestures are supported to go to "next day" and "past day" to step day by day through a range of dates. These operate like turning the page of a book. You can quickly swipe through a range of dates to look for good clam digging days.
Favorites
The selected station can be added to a set of eight favorites. These can be accessed by a down-swipe.
Adjustable Colors
There are five color schemes, good for situations ranging from bright sun to night use. Try each one out depending in which conditions you use the app you can find one that works best.
Tide Regions and Stations.
The three Columbia River regions now include all tide stations on the river, both the Oregon and Washington side. The eight coastal regions include all the available tide stations on the Pacific Coast and nearby rivers.
Columbia River- North Jetty, Jetty A, Cape Disappointment, Ilwaco, Chinook, Hammond, Warrenton, Astoria Port Docks, Astoria Youngs Bay, Cathcart Landing, Hungry Harbor, Astoria Tongue Point, Settlers Point, Harrington Point, Knappa, Skamokawa, Wauna, Longview, Saint Helens, Rocky Point, Vancouver, Portland, Washougal, and Beacon Rock.
The five Pacific Coast Regions inclde - Seaside, North Fork, Nehalem, Brighton, Barview ,North Jetty, Garibaldi, Miami Cove, Bay City, Dick Point, Hoquarten Slough, Netarts, Nestucca Bay, Cascade Head, Taft, Kernville, Chinook Bend, Depoe Bay, Yaquina Bar, Newport Yaquina USCG, South Beach, Weiser Point, Winant, Toledo, Waldport, Drift Creek Alsea River, Suislaw River, Florence USCG Pier, Florence, Cushman, Half Moon Bay, Gardiner, Reedsport, Charleston, Coos Bay Sitka Dock, Empire, Coos Bay COE Dock, Coquille River, Bandon, Port Orford, Wedderburn, Gold Beach, and Brookings.
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