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Hsig

The significant wave height (in metres), defined as the average of the highest one-third of wave heights in a wave record.

This wave height closely approximates the value a person would see.

Significant Wave Height is frequently used by meteorologists, oceanographers and coastal engineers.

This is the value used by the Bureau of Meteorology in their wave height forecasts.

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