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Extreme events of 2024 in the Tropical Indian Ocean: leveraging heterogeneous multi-platform observations from NODC-INCOIS
Frequent tropical cyclones in the North Indian Ocean significantly disrupt coastal and marine environments. This study integrates multi-platform datasets – including satellites, Argo floats, moored buoys, and tide gauges – to analyze the ocean‒atmosphere response to four 2024 cyclones: Remal, Asn
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