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Thierry DELCROIX ; LEGOS/IRD, Toulouse, France

Quantifying small-scale SSS variability with VOS TSG data Satellite & In Situ Salinity Working Group, Honolulu, 26 February 2014). Q1) What is the magnitude of SSS variability within satellite footpring (SMOS 40 km) ? How can we take it into account in in situ – satellite comparisons ?.

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Thierry DELCROIX ; LEGOS/IRD, Toulouse, France

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  1. Quantifying small-scale SSS variability with VOS TSG dataSatellite & In Situ Salinity Working Group, Honolulu, 26 February 2014) Q1) What is the magnitude of SSS variability within satellite footpring (SMOS 40 km) ? How can we take it into account in in situ – satellite comparisons ? Thierry DELCROIX; LEGOS/IRD, Toulouse, France

  2. The French Sea Surface Salinity Observation Service

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