GLIDERS AS A COMPONENT OF FUTURE OBSERVING SYSTEMS Pierre Testor(1), Gary Meyers(2), Chari Pattiaratchi(3), Ralf Bachmayer(4), Dan Hayes(5), Sylvie Pouliquen(6), Loic Petit de la Villeon(6), Thierry Carval(6), Alexandre

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