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LIBRA GC228.5 .W45 1998 disc 1-13
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Format:
Book
Government document
Contributor:
World Ocean Circulation Experiment. Data Information Unit.
University of Delaware. College of Marine Studies.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Ocean circulation--Observations.
Ocean circulation.
Oceanography--Research.
Oceanography.
Physical Description:
13 computer optical discs : color illustrations, color maps ; 4 3/4 in.
4 3/4 in.
polychrome
Edition:
Version 1.0.
Other Title:
World Ocean Circulation Experiment data cd roms
Title on HTML source: WOCE data CD
Title on container: WOCE global data
Place of Publication:
Lewes, DE : WOCE Data Information Unit : College of Marine Studies, University of Delaware, [1998]
System Details:
System requirements: CD-ROM drive.
text file
Contents:
[disc 1] Data Information Unit and bathymetry data
[disc 2] Hydrographic Program data [disc 3]
Hydrographic Program data and products
[disc 4] Upper ocean thermal
[disc 5] Subsurface floats
[disc 6] Surface Velocity Program
[disc 7] Current meter moorings [disc 8]
Acoustic doppler current profilers
[disc 9] Sea level
[disc 10] Surface meteorology Pacific and Indian Oceans
[disc 11] Surface meteorology, Atlantic and southern oceans
[disc 12] Surface fluxes
[disc 13] Satellite data, sea surface height and temperature.
Notes:
Title from title screen.
Publisher from disc 1; various corporate bodies listed on other disc labels.
"February, 1998."
OCLC:
39650704

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