Mean sea surface heights of the South and East China Seas from ocean circulation model and geodetic leveling

Mean sea surface heights of the South and East China Seas from ocean circulation model and geodetic leveling
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10.1360/02tb9078
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2002-02
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G. Fang;Zexun Wei;Yue Fang;Kai Wang;B. Choi
G. Fang;Zexun Wei;Yue Fang;Kai Wang;B. Choi
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G. Fang;Zexun Wei;Yue Fang;Kai Wang;B. Choi

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