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Заголовок на английскомREACT: Physically and Chemically Consistent Reconstruction of Marine Active Tracers
Reconstructing global sea surface pH from sparse observations is critical for monitoring ocean acidification and understanding marine carbon cycling. Traditional assimilation and inverse models are physically grounded but costly for large-scale reconstruction. Recent black-box…
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- Reconstructing global sea surface pH from sparse observations is critical for monitoring ocean acidification and understanding marine carbon cycling
- Traditional assimilation and inverse models are physically grounded but costly for large-scale reconstruction
- Recent black-box…
REACT: Physically and Chemically Consistent Reconstruction of Marine Active Tracers
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