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Assessment of the synoptic variability of the Antarctic marginal ice zone with in Situ observations
Knowledge of sea ice variability, which contributes to the detection of climate change trends, stems primarily from remote sensing information. However, sea ice in the Southern Ocean is characterised by large variability that remains unresolved and limits our confidence on the remotely sensed produc...
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Department of Oceanography
2020
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