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Fusing SAR and SWIM observations to improve the global stokes drift estimates
Stokes drift of ocean surface waves is an important quantity in wave-current coupling theories that affects the dynamics and tracer transport in the upper ocean. However, direct measurement of Stokes drift is elusive. More commonly, it is computed from measured wave spectrum. While in situ measureme
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