A Satellite-Based Climatology of Wind-Induced Surface Temperature Anomalies for the Antarctic

A Satellite-Based Climatology of Wind-Induced Surface Temperature Anomalies for the Antarctic
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10.3390/rs11131539
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2019-06
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Remote. Sens.
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通讯作者:
G. Heinemann;Lukas Glaw;S. Willmes
G. Heinemann;Lukas Glaw;S. Willmes
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G. Heinemann;Lukas Glaw;S. Willmes

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