I'm planning a surf trip to Northern California and need to check the current ocean conditions. Navigate to the buoy data for 'North & Central California'. Find the most recent report for 'Buoy 46002 Oregon' and provide the Primary Swell Height and Primary Swell Period. Additionally, explain the main purpose of both the 'Swell Calculator' and 'Swell Decay Tables' tools available on the site.
Navigate to 'stormsurf.com'. Click on the 'Buoys' link. On the 'Buoy Regions' page, click on the 'North California' link under 'Pacific Ocean Regions'. On the 'North & Central California' buoy page, click on the '46002 Oregon' link under 'Offshore Buoys'. Identify the most recent report (by date and time) for Buoy 46002 and extract the 'Primary Swell Height' and 'Primary Swell Period'. Locate the 'Swell Calculator' link on the left sidebar and click it to understand its purpose. Navigate back to the previous page (Buoy 46002 report) or use the back button. Locate the 'Swell Decay Tables' link on the left sidebar and click it to understand its purpose. Synthesize all gathered information into a concise answer.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Buoys' section. The agent successfully navigates to the 'North & Central California' buoy data. The agent identifies the most recent report for Buoy 46002 (e.g., '09/24 18:00:00 GMT') and states the Primary Swell Height as '2.3 ft' and Primary Swell Period as '12.6 secs'. The agent states that the 'Swell Calculator' is used to 'Calculate Great Circle Distances, Swell Arrival Time and Size'. The agent states that the 'Swell Decay Tables' provide 'theoretical decay rates for swells as they move away from the fetch area that generated them' and are used to 'estimate swell decay over distance and time'.