Ocean Observations in Support of Studies and Forecasts of Tropical and Extratropical Cyclones

Ocean Observations in Support of Studies and Forecasts of Tropical and Extratropical Cyclones
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DOI:
10.3389/fmars.2019.00446
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发表时间:
2019
影响因子:
3.7
通讯作者:
R. Domingues;R. Domingues;A. Kuwano‐Yoshida;P. Chardón-Maldonado;R. Todd;G. Halliwell;Hyun‐Sook Kim;Hyun‐Sook Kim;I. Lin;Katsufumi Sato;T. Narazaki;L. Shay;T. Miles;S. Glenn;Jun A. Zhang;Jun A. Zhang;S. Jayne;L. Centurioni;M. Hénaff;M. Hénaff;G. Foltz;F. Bringas;M. Ali;S. DiMarco;S. Hosoda;Takuya Fukuoka;B. Lacour;A. Mehra;E. Sanabia;J. Gyakum;Jili Dong;J. Knaff;G. Goñi
R. Domingues;R. Domingues;A. Kuwano‐Yoshida;P. Chardón-Maldonado;R. Todd;G. Halliwell;Hyun‐Sook Kim;Hyun‐Sook Kim;I. Lin;Katsufumi Sato;T. Narazaki;L. Shay;T. Miles;S. Glenn;Jun A. Zhang;Jun A. Zhang;S. Jayne;L. Centurioni;M. Hénaff;M. Hénaff;G. Foltz;F. Bringas;M. Ali;S. DiMarco;S. Hosoda;Takuya Fukuoka;B. Lacour;A. Mehra;E. Sanabia;J. Gyakum;Jili Dong;J. Knaff;G. Goñi
中科院分区:
生物学2区
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作者:
R. Domingues;R. Domingues;A. Kuwano‐Yoshida;P. Chardón-Maldonado;R. Todd;G. Halliwell;Hyun‐Sook Kim;Hyun‐Sook Kim;I. Lin;Katsufumi Sato;T. Narazaki;L. Shay;T. Miles;S. Glenn;Jun A. Zhang;Jun A. Zhang;S. Jayne;L. Centurioni;M. Hénaff;M. Hénaff;G. Foltz;F. Bringas;M. Ali;S. DiMarco;S. Hosoda;Takuya Fukuoka;B. Lacour;A. Mehra;E. Sanabia;J. Gyakum;Jili Dong;J. Knaff;G. Goñi

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