An interdisciplinary ocean prediction system: Assimilation strategies ana structured data models
Authors:
- Carlos J. LozanoCLCarlos J. Lozano
- Allan R. RobinsonARAllan R. Robinson
- Hernan G. ArangoHAHernan G. Arango
- Avijit GangopadhyayAGAvijit Gangopadhyay
- Quinn SloanQSQuinn Sloan
- Patrick J. HaleyPHPatrick J. Haley
- Laurence AndersonLALaurence Anderson
- Wayne LeslieWLWayne Leslie
- 1 January 1996
- book chapter
- Published by Elsevier
- p. 413-452
Abstract
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