Projected tide level vs. NISAR L-band overflight — South Carolina coast

NOAA CO-OPS water levels (m, MLLW) with every NISAR overpass of the study frames (ascending T119/F18 & descending T98/F72, 12-day repeat). Passes marked exposed (marsh platform above water → InSAR measures the ground) or flooded (water on the marsh → InSAR measures water-level change). Past windows overlay the observed Charleston record on the predictions.
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Flyover timeline — past (observed) & projected (predicted)

Every NISAR flyover of the study frames: past acquisitions with the observed Charleston water level at the acquisition instant (NOAA verified data) and projected passes with the predicted level. Click any row — past or future — to highlight all flyovers in both geometries within ±0.15 m of its water level; matches at high/low slack are most reliable (mid-flood/ebb levels vary across the scene as the tide wave propagates). Tide-matched A/D pair chips mark ascending/descending passes within 0.20 m of each other — solid teal when both sit at slack. Check boxes on past scenes to build a download script or open them in ASF Vertex.
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Ascending — T119 / F18 (06:38 ET)

Descending — T98 / F72 (20:11 ET)

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Downloads require a free NASA Earthdata Login (script uses your ~/.netrc). Note: the MHW threshold is the Charleston tidal datum — whether MHW equals the local marsh-platform elevation is an open project question, to be refined with RTK/SET elevations and interior-estuary gauges.