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The assessment of temperature and salinity sampling strategies in the Mediterranean Sea: idealized and real cases

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Fig. 2. Time series of winter salinity relative errors with bivariatetemperature and salinity assimilation using EOFs from observationsand from GCM 1993–1999 interannual run.
Fig. 4. The M3A network. Black circles represent buoys activein MFSTEP, white circles represent a possible development of thenetwork.
Fig. 5. Weekly spatial distributions of profiles collected along VOS tracks and from other ships (black dots) and from ARGO floats (whitediamonds) in the Mediterranean Sea from 1 September to 9 November 2004
Fig. 6. As Fig. 5 for the data from 1 February to 10 April 2005.
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