Small-Scale Variability in Sea Surface Salinity and Implications for Satellite-Derived Measurements

Small-Scale Variability in Sea Surface Salinity and Implications for Satellite-Derived Measurements
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海面盐度的小尺度变化及其对卫星测量的影响

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2013
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R. Ponte
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N. Vinogradova;R. Ponte

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