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The 12 pages that link to Tide gauge, each with the reason it gives.

• Sea level riseRelated: Long tide-gauge records reveal local relative sea-level trends.

• TsunamiRelated: Coastal gauges record tsunami arrival and help validate forecasts.

• Glacial isostatic adjustmentRelated: Its records mix ocean change with vertical motion of the land beneath the gauge.

• Sea-level changeRelated: Its records measure relative sea-level change over decades or centuries.

• Mean sea levelRelated: Long tide-gauge records provide local observations used to estimate mean sea level.

• HydrographyRelated: Water-level observations connect measured depths to a chart’s vertical reference.

• Tsunami warning systemRelated: Coastal sea-level records help confirm a tsunami and track its arrival.

• Vertical datumRelated: Tide-gauge records help establish and monitor sea-level-based vertical references.

• Sea levelRelated: Long tide-gauge records measure sea-level change relative to nearby land.

• Relative sea levelRelated: Its records measure sea height relative to the land carrying the gauge.

• Post-glacial reboundRelated: A tide gauge records relative sea level, mixing ocean change with local rebound.

• Height above mean sea levelRelated: Long tide-gauge records help establish local mean sea level.