Station Name	Position (N and W, except where indicated)		AWIPS and WMO Header
Station Name		Latitude	AWIPS and WMO Header	Longitude
Points for Wave Spectra from the Alaska Waters (AKW) Regional Wave Model
Eastern Gulf of Alaska Points
46004	50.97	135.20	AGGA47 KWBJ OSBA01
46184	53.90	138.80	AGGA47 KWBJ OSBA02
46205	51.17	134.33	AGGA47 KWBJ OSBA03
46207	50.86	129.91	AGGA47 KWBJ OSBA04
46208	52.50	132.70	AGGA47 KWBJ OSBA05
46083	58.25	138.00	AGGA47 KWBJ OSBA06
Canadian Points
46005	46.05	131.02	AGPZ47 KWBJ OSBA01
46029	46.12	124.50	AGPZ47 KWBJ OSBA02
46036	48.90	133.90	AGPZ47 KWBJ OSBA03
46041	47.42	124.52	AGPZ47 KWBJ OSBA04
46132	49.73	127.92	AGPZ47 KWBJ OSBA05
46206	48.84	126.00	AGPZ47 KWBJ OSBA06
Western Gulf of Alaska Points
46001	56.30N	148.30W	AGGA48 KWBJ OSBA01
46066	52.65	155.00	AGGA48 KWBJ OSBA02
Bering Sea Points
46035	57.00	177.70	AGPN48 KWBJ OSBA01

Notes:

The WMO/AWIPS headers follow the form given for oceanographic data, i.e., AGA₁A₂i₁i₂, where i₁ is 4 and always means spectral wave data.

i₂ is the geographic location, where:

0 - means Pacific Ocean, particularly in proximity to U.S. held islands (Hawaii and Guam's areas of responsibility)
1 - means proximity to NE Atlantic States from Virginia northward
2 - means proximity to SE Atlantic States from North Carolina southward and Puerto Rico
4 - means proximity to southern Gulf of Mexico states
6 - means proximity to Pacific States and southern British Columbia
7 - means proximity to Panhandle of Alaska and northern British Columbia (Juneau's areas of responsibility)
8 - means proximity to southern and southwestern Alaska (Anchorage's areas of responsibility)

A₁A₂ is used by the originating office (NCEP/NCO) to identify the oceanic area of the point, where:

NT - Western Atlantic
GX - Gulf of Mexico
CA - Caribbean Sea
PZ - Eastern Pacific
GA - Gulf of Alaska
PN - North Pacific including Bering Sea
AC - Arctic Ocean
HW - Hawaiian Waters
PW - Western Pacific
XT - Tropical Belt
PS - South Pacific

The AWIPS identifier form is NNNxxx: where NNN is OSB - Oceanographic Spectral Bulletin, and xxx takes the form: mnn - where m is the wave model and nn is the number of the point in a given geographic location according to note 2 above. nn can range from 01 - 99.

m is the wave model where:

N is the NOAA WAVEWATCH III global wave model
A is the Alaska Waters regional wave model
W is the Western North Atlantic regional wave model
H is the North Atlantic Hurricane regional wave model
E is the Eastern North Pacific regional wave model
P is the Eastern Pacific Hurricane regional wave model
X is the Western North Pacific regional wave model
T is the Western Pacific Typhoon regional wave model