PROGRESSING TOWARDS GLOBAL SUSTAINED DEEP OCEAN OBSERVATIONS Silvia L. Garzoli,(1), Olaf Boebel(2), Harry Brydene(3), Rana A. Fine(4), Masao Fukasawa(5), Sergey Gladyshev(6), Greg Johnson(7), Mike Johnson(8), Alexander M

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Date: 2016-04-05 05:01:17 Physical geography Atmospheric sciences Oceanography Earth Climate change Physical oceanography Chemical oceanography Climate history Ocean heat content Thermohaline circulation North Atlantic Deep Water Ocean observations		PROGRESSING TOWARDS GLOBAL SUSTAINED DEEP OCEAN OBSERVATIONS Silvia L. Garzoli,(1), Olaf Boebel(2), Harry Brydene(3), Rana A. Fine(4), Masao Fukasawa(5), Sergey Gladyshev(6), Greg Johnson(7), Mike Johnson(8), Alexander M Add to Reading List Source URL: www.ioccp.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 586,21 KB Share Document on Facebook

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