Ocean state estimation and prediction in support of oceanographic research

Oceanography

Volumn 13, Issue SPL.ISS. 2, 2000, Pages 51-56

  Stammer, Detlef ^a   Davis, R ^a   Fu, L L ^a   Fukumori, I ^a   Giering, R ^a   Lee, T ^a   Marotzke, J ^a   Marshall, J ^a   Menemenlis, D ^a   Niiler, P ^a   Wunsch, C ^a   Zlotnicki, V ^a   Chassignet, Eric ^a   Barron, C ^a   Bleck, R ^a   Cayula, J F ^a   Chin, T M ^a   Halliwell, G ^a   Hogan, P ^a   Hurlburt, H ^a   Jacobs, G ^a   Mariano, A ^a   Smedstad, O M ^a   Rhodes, R ^a   Thacker, W C ^a   Wallcraft, A ^a   more..

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EID: 0006846332     PISSN: 10428275     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.5670/oceanog.2000.34     Document Type: Article

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