1950-1951 Values are MTL not MSL. Gauge was re-sited in 1963
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Kandla              500/011 RLR(1964) is 11.3m below BM 133
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For a discussion of interannual variability of sea level along the coasts of Pakistan and India, see Clarke and Liu, Journal of Physical Oceanography, 24, 1224, 1994.
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data for 1952-56 revised with values which are based on 24 readings per day
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SMRC Newsletter Jul-Dec 2001 reports high E coast correlation with SOI and MSL. MSL is much higher during La Nina tropical cyclones than during El Nino.
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Last data received for this station was 1996. However as the Lat., Long., and benchmark details remain as before the data was simply added to the existing dataset. Primary benchmark since 1966 is BM 130 7.37m above chart datum. Previous benchmark 1950-1964 was BM 133 8.227m above chart datum.
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There appears to be a shift in datum from 1954 onwards.
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A value of MTL-MSL=-157 mm has been applied to the RLR data for the period 1950-1951.  This value was derived from the average of three differences in the annual MSL and MTL listed for the station in Pub. Sci. 24.  Note that no correction has been applied to the metric data.
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We queried the 2017 data with the supplier and removed it at their request