Numerical high‐resolution air‐sea coupling over the Gulf of Lions during two tramontane/mistral events

Numerical high‐resolution air‐sea coupling over the Gulf of Lions during two tramontane/mistral events
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两次特拉山/米斯特拉尔事件期间狮子湾上空的数值高分辨率海气耦合

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10.1029/2008jd011601
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2009
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P. Drobinski
P. Drobinski
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C. L. Brossier;P. Drobinski

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