Tidal window calculations - Tides (Coastal Navigation)

This video explains the procedure for calculating the tidal window for the safe transit of a vessel with the required under-keel clearance.
The use of graph for the same purpose is explained as well.
Other videos in this topic include:
Information on paper charts:    • Information on Paper Charts used on s...  
DR and fix position, effects of wind and current, set and drift:    • Chartwork on ships - DR and fix posit...  
Running Fix (Transferring position lines):    • Chartwork on ships - Running Fix (Tra...  
Tidal diamonds:    • Chartwork for deck officers - What ar...  
Finding the course to steer to counteract tidal currents:    • Chartwork for seafarers - Finding the...  
Basic terms, terminology, and symbols:    • Chartwork - Basic terms, terminology ...  
Allowing for the effect of wind and current on ship’s course and speed:    • Chartwork - Allowing for the leeway (...  
Counteracting for the effect of current and leeway to determine the course to steer:    • Chartwork - Determining the courses t...  
The use of position lines -    • Coastal Navigation - The use of posit...  
Rising and dipping of lights:    • Rising and dipping of lights at sea -...  
Tides General Theory:    • Tides - General theory (Coastal Navig...  
Secondary port tide calculation:    • Secondary Port Tide Calculation - Tid...