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pyTMD Developers Test Data

Tyler Clark Sutterley
Sep 2026 · Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)

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Description Model outputs required to run the test suite of the pyTMD tide prediction software. Disclaimer All models are owned and maintained by their developers. pyTMD is only licensed to use these models for scientific use and is not responsible for their upkeep. Please cite the original reference for each model if using them outside of pyTMD testing. These models should not be used for coastal navigation or any application that may risk life or property. Models AOTIM-5-2018: Arctic tide model from ESR CATS2008: Antarctic tide model from ESR FES2014*: Finite Element Solution from AVISO GOT4.7: Goddard Ocean Tide v4.7 from GSFC GOT5.5: Goddard Ocean Tide v5.5 from GSFC RE14: Long-Period Ocean Tides from GSFC TPXO9-atlas-v2-nc*: TPXO atlas model from Oregon State University * denotes dataset has been subset to a regional domain Datasets Antarctic Tide Gauge (AntTG) database: provided by USAP-DC Arctic Tidal Current Atlas: provided by NSF Arctic Data Center de440s: JPL ephemerides kernel woa23_decav_d00_04: column-average seawater density derived from the World Ocean Atlas (WOA23) Release Notes Updated 2026-09-25: added WOA23 column-average seawater density Updated 2025-12-30: added mirror to zenodo Updated 2025-12-22: subset FES2014 and TPXO9-atlas-v2 files to regional domains Updated 2025-12-03: added GOT5.5 and RE14 model files Updated 2025-10-02: added de440s spice kernel Updated 2025-10-01: fixed 3 malformed TPXO9-atlas-v2 files Published 2025-10-01

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