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ICM-CSIC
LOCEAN/SA/CETP
IFREMER
SMOS L2 OS
Algorithm Theoretical
Baseline Document
Doc: SO-TN-ARG-GS-0007
Issue: 3 Rev: 9
Date: 25 January 2013
Page: 80
roughness and wind speed is not direct. We expect however that accounting for the impact of
waves on the drag coefficients will better characterize impact of these parameters on
roughness.
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