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Statistical Oceanography of Profiling Floats and Surface Drifters
applicationsatmospheric-and-oceanic-physicsdata-analysisgeophysicsmethodologystatistics-and-probability
The Global Ocean Observing System is key to understanding oceanic variability and climate change. The ocean is vast and often sparsely and irregularly sampled in time and space by various instruments and systems. Statistical models, especially spatio-temporal ones, are useful for enabling inferences
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