Surface Ocean CO2 Atlas (SOCAT) gridded data products

Surface Ocean CO2 Atlas (SOCAT) gridded data products
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DOI：
10.5194/essd-5-145-2013
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发表时间：
2012-08
期刊：
Earth System Science Data
影响因子：
11.4
通讯作者：
C. Sabine;S. Hankin;H. Koyuk;D. Bakker;B. Pfeil;A. Olsen;N. Metzl;A. Kozyr;A. Fassbender;A. Manke;J. Malczyk;J. Akl;S. Alin;R. Bellerby;A. Borges;J. Boutin;P. Brown;W. Cai;F. Chavez;A. Chen;C. Cosca;R. Feely;M. González-Dávila;C. Goyet;N. Hardman-Mountford;C. Heinze;M. Hoppema;C. W. Hunt;D. Hydes;M. Ishii;T. Johannessen;R. Key;A. Körtzinger;P. Landschützer;S. Lauvset;N. Lefèvre;A. Lenton;A. Lourantou;L. Merlivat;T. Midorikawa;L. Mintrop;C. Miyazaki;A. Murata;A. Nakadate;Y. Nakano;S. Nakaoka;Y. Nojiri;A. Omar;X. A. Padin;G. Park;K. Paterson;F. F. Pérèz-F.;D. Pierrot;A. Poisson;A. Ríos;J. Salisbury;J. Santana-Casiano;V. Sarma;R. Schlitzer;B. Schneider;U. Schuster;R. Sieger;I. Skjelvan;T. Steinhoff;T. Suzuki;Taro Takahashi;K. Tedesco;M. Telszewski;H. Thomas;B. Tilbrook;D. Vandemark;T. Veness;A. Watson;R. Weiss;C. S. Wong;H. Yoshikawa‐Inoue
C. Sabine;S. Hankin;H. Koyuk;D. Bakker;B. Pfeil;A. Olsen;N. Metzl;A. Kozyr;A. Fassbender;A. Manke;J. Malczyk;J. Akl;S. Alin;R. Bellerby;A. Borges;J. Boutin;P. Brown;W. Cai;F. Chavez;A. Chen;C. Cosca;R. Feely;M. González-Dávila;C. Goyet;N. Hardman-Mountford;C. Heinze;M. Hoppema;C. W. Hunt;D. Hydes;M. Ishii;T. Johannessen;R. Key;A. Körtzinger;P. Landschützer;S. Lauvset;N. Lefèvre;A. Lenton;A. Lourantou;L. Merlivat;T. Midorikawa;L. Mintrop;C. Miyazaki;A. Murata;A. Nakadate;Y. Nakano;S. Nakaoka;Y. Nojiri;A. Omar;X. A. Padin;G. Park;K. Paterson;F. F. Pérèz-F.;D. Pierrot;A. Poisson;A. Ríos;J. Salisbury;J. Santana-Casiano;V. Sarma;R. Schlitzer;B. Schneider;U. Schuster;R. Sieger;I. Skjelvan;T. Steinhoff;T. Suzuki;Taro Takahashi;K. Tedesco;M. Telszewski;H. Thomas;B. Tilbrook;D. Vandemark;T. Veness;A. Watson;R. Weiss;C. S. Wong;H. Yoshikawa‐Inoue
中科院分区：
地球科学1区
文献类型：
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作者：
C. Sabine;S. Hankin;H. Koyuk;D. Bakker;B. Pfeil;A. Olsen;N. Metzl;A. Kozyr;A. Fassbender;A. Manke;J. Malczyk;J. Akl;S. Alin;R. Bellerby;A. Borges;J. Boutin;P. Brown;W. Cai;F. Chavez;A. Chen;C. Cosca;R. Feely;M. González-Dávila;C. Goyet;N. Hardman-Mountford;C. Heinze;M. Hoppema;C. W. Hunt;D. Hydes;M. Ishii;T. Johannessen;R. Key;A. Körtzinger;P. Landschützer;S. Lauvset;N. Lefèvre;A. Lenton;A. Lourantou;L. Merlivat;T. Midorikawa;L. Mintrop;C. Miyazaki;A. Murata;A. Nakadate;Y. Nakano;S. Nakaoka;Y. Nojiri;A. Omar;X. A. Padin;G. Park;K. Paterson;F. F. Pérèz-F.;D. Pierrot;A. Poisson;A. Ríos;J. Salisbury;J. Santana-Casiano;V. Sarma;R. Schlitzer;B. Schneider;U. Schuster;R. Sieger;I. Skjelvan;T. Steinhoff;T. Suzuki;Taro Takahashi;K. Tedesco;M. Telszewski;H. Thomas;B. Tilbrook;D. Vandemark;T. Veness;A. Watson;R. Weiss;C. S. Wong;H. Yoshikawa‐Inoue

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