Mareogram or Marigram

1. Record made by a mareograph.

2. Any graphic representation of the rise and fall of the sea level, with time as abscissa and height as ordinate, usually used to measure tides, may also show tsunamis.

Mareograms of tsunami signals measured by an underwater gauge located 50 km outside entrance to Tokyo Bay & one at shore.

Mareograms of tsunami signals measured by an underwater gauge located 50 km outside the entrance to Tokyo Bay in about 50 m of water (upper trace), and another gauge located at the shore (lower trace). The tsunami is detected on the outside gauge about 40 minutes before it reaches shore (arrows). The offshore cabled ocean bottom pressure sensor was developed by Japan’s Port and Harbours Research Institute, and used by JMA.

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