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spellingShingle Wang, Xidong, Chu, Peter C., Han, Guijun, Li, Wei, Zhang, Xuefeng, Li, Dong, Journal of Atmospheric and Oceanic Technology, A Fully Conserved Minimal Adjustment Scheme with (T, S) Coherency for Stabilization of Hydrographic Profiles, Atmospheric Science, Ocean Engineering
title A Fully Conserved Minimal Adjustment Scheme with (T, S) Coherency for Stabilization of Hydrographic Profiles
title_full A Fully Conserved Minimal Adjustment Scheme with (T, S) Coherency for Stabilization of Hydrographic Profiles
title_fullStr A Fully Conserved Minimal Adjustment Scheme with (T, S) Coherency for Stabilization of Hydrographic Profiles
title_full_unstemmed A Fully Conserved Minimal Adjustment Scheme with (T, S) Coherency for Stabilization of Hydrographic Profiles
title_short A Fully Conserved Minimal Adjustment Scheme with (T, S) Coherency for Stabilization of Hydrographic Profiles
title_sort a fully conserved minimal adjustment scheme with (t, s) coherency for stabilization of hydrographic profiles
title_unstemmed A Fully Conserved Minimal Adjustment Scheme with (T, S) Coherency for Stabilization of Hydrographic Profiles
topic Atmospheric Science, Ocean Engineering
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