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Global sea-surface salinity
14 MAY. 2019 publication date 16004 Views

The most precise sea-surface salinity global dataset to date. Spanning nine years, the dataset is based on observations from the three satellite missions that measure sea-surface salinity from space - SMOS, SMAP and Aquarius.

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ESA–CCI

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ESA Standard Licence

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