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GEOS-5 During ORACLES: Status Update

da Silva, Arlindo·Longo, Karla
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In this talk we summarize the GEOS-5 capabilities to be deployed during the ORACLES 2016 Campaign. We describe model configuration, data products and web services available. We also discuss the measurement and flight requirements for the GEOS-5 Team.

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da Silva, Arlindo, Longo, Karla. 2017-05-15. GEOS-5 During ORACLES: Status Update. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20170005899

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