Clark Richards

Here is the Rmd: [compare_t_tide_with_tidem.zip](https://github.com/dankelley/oce/files/4186020/compare_t_tide_with_tidem.zip) And a zip with all the files required (Matlab scripts and saved files): [compare_t_tide_with_tidem.zip](https://github.com/dankelley/oce/files/4186027/compare_t_tide_with_tidem.zip)

Antarctica is definitely the worst. Here's an example with mollweide: ``` r library(oce) data(coastlineWorld) mapPlot(coastlineWorld, col='gray', projection='+proj=moll +lon_0=180') ``` 

`read.adp.ad2cp()` could be made so tha if the user doesn't specify `dataType`, then it will parse the file for the types that are present, and print them to the console...

I vote +1 for `dataType`, and I like your idea of accepting both the "name" (which would be in the docs in a table) and the base-16 code that is...

Ok, I tried removing the `type="csv"` argument from my `download.met()` calls, and that seemed to fix it. Seems to me like it should work regardless of what kind of file...

Yeah, I think the missing data was just a station problem. 😄 I will be around Dal this morning, and will pop by!

I agree with everything @dankelley said. It looks to me like the tidal fit is "pretty good", but that you're likely to have "tidal-looking" residuals indicating that the frequencies are...

I'm quite busy this week while traveling, but I concur that Dan and I could probably help better if we had a copy of the data. I also noticed that...

I'm not sure if this is related, but I had previously noticed that the timestamps recorded for sensors that are known to be outputting at 1Hz (according to the sensor)...

> I think what needs to happen is that for each instrument we need a timeseries, and then we need to align it with the timebase. For our SeaExplorers, that...