Explore the 'Wave Models' section on Stormsurf.com. Identify the types of wave models available (e.g., global, regional), describe the primary visual representation of the model data (e.g., maps, graphs), and determine if the 'High Fidelity User Controlled Animations' are present and how they function.
Navigate to the 'Wave Models' section by clicking the 'Wavewatch III Wave Models' image (ID 252) on the 'Wave Models - Weather Models' page. Identify the different geographical regions or model types available within the Wave Models section (e.g., Global, EP, WC, AT). Observe the primary visual representation of the wave model data (e.g., animated maps, static charts, numerical tables). Determine if there are interactive elements for controlling animations (e.g., play/pause, time step selection). Describe the functionality of any 'High Fidelity User Controlled Animations' found. Summarize the types of wave models, their visual representation, and the animation features.
The agent successfully navigates to a page displaying Wave Models. The agent identifies and lists the available wave model regions (e.g., Global, EP, WC, AT). The agent describes the visual format of the wave model data (e.g., color-coded maps showing swell height/direction, animated loops). The agent confirms the presence and functionality of user-controlled animations, if any, describing how users can interact with them (e.g., sliders, buttons for time progression). The agent does not attempt to download any large files or external programs unless explicitly instructed.