Mitigation of systematic errors in SMOS sea surface salinity
Authors:
- Nicolas KolodziejczykNKNicolas Kolodziejczyk
- Jacqueline BoutinJBJacqueline Boutin
- Jean-Luc VergelyJVJean-Luc Vergely
- Stéphane MarchandSMStéphane Marchand
- Nicolas MartinNMNicolas Martin
- Gilles ReverdinGRGilles Reverdin
- 1 July 2016
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Remote Sensing of Environment
- Vol. 180, 164-177
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