National capability of USA to observe the Southern Ocean Dr T. A. Remenyi Southern Ocean Observing System Introduction At present, it is extremly difficult for any individual to determine the general capacity of other na

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Date: 2016-01-04 17:13:00 Science and technology in the United States Oceanography Fisheries science Scripps Institution of Oceanography RV Thomas G. Thompson University of Washington NOAAS Ronald H. Brown Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution RV Atlantis RV Roger Revelle USNS Indomitable BRP Gregorio Velasquez		National capability of USA to observe the Southern Ocean Dr T. A. Remenyi Southern Ocean Observing System Introduction At present, it is extremly difficult for any individual to determine the general capacity of other na Add to Reading List Source URL: www.soos.aq Download Document from Source Website File Size: 722,10 KB Share Document on Facebook

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