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Chinese Science Bulletin, Volume 65 , Issue 25 : 2654-2661(2020) https://doi.org/10.1360/TB-2020-0558

Building the integrated observational network of “Transparent Ocean”

Lixin Wu 1,2,*, Zhaohui Chen 1,2, Xiaopei Lin 1,2, Yongzheng Liu 1,2
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Acknowledgment

致谢 感谢国家自然科学基金委员会海洋科学发展战略研究: 2021~2035(L1924024)、海洋数据科学发展战略研究(L1824025)和西太平洋地球系统多圈层相互作用学术活动和战略研究(91858000)资助.


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吴立新 教授, 中国科学院院士、美国地球物理学会会士、发展中国家科学院院士. 长期致力于大洋环流与气候研究, 在多尺度海洋动力过程及海气相互作用领域取得了系统性创新成果.


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