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Hasumi, Hiroyasu (2001) Current status and future development of ocean general circulation modeling. Oceanography in Japan, 10 (1). 25-39 doi:10.5928/kaiyou.10.25

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TitleCurrent status and future development of ocean general circulation modeling.
JournalOceanography in Japan
AuthorsHasumi, HiroyasuAuthor
Year2001Volume10
Issue1
PublisherThe Oceanographic Society of Japan
DOIdoi:10.5928/kaiyou.10.25Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceHasumi, Hiroyasu (2001) Current status and future development of ocean general circulation modeling. Oceanography in Japan, 10 (1). 25-39 doi:10.5928/kaiyou.10.25
Plain TextHasumi, Hiroyasu (2001) Current status and future development of ocean general circulation modeling. Oceanography in Japan, 10 (1). 25-39 doi:10.5928/kaiyou.10.25
In(2001) Oceanography in Japan Vol. 10 (1) The Oceanographic Society of Japan

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