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22 Abbreviations AVHRR BoB CAS CCM-3 AGCM CMAP C-MMACS COMAPS COMNAP CRS CSIR CVC DGS&D DOS DST ECMRWF EDB EEZ EEIO ENSO E-OSF FSI GFDL GIF GOOS GRAND GRCC GTS HC HLL Advanced Very High Resolution Radiometer Bay of Bengal Centre for Atmospheric Sciences Atmospheric General Circulation Model CPC (Climate Prediction Centre) Merged Analysis of Precipitation Centre for Mathematical Modelling and Computer Simulation Coastal Ocean Monitoring and Prediction System Council of Managers of National Antarctic Programmes Central Receiving Station Council of Scientific and Industrial Research Central Vigilance Commission Directorate General of Supplies and Disposals Department of Space Department of Science and Technology European Centre for Medium Range Weather Forecast Electronic Display Board Exclusive Economic Zone Eastern Equatorial Indian Ocean Elnino and Southern Oscillation Experimental Ocean State Forecast Fishery Survey of India Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory Graphic Interchange Format Global Ocean Observing System GOOS Regional Alliances Networking Development Global and Regional Climate Change Global Telecommunication System Heat Content Hindustan Lever Limited Ministry of Earth Sciences : Annual Report 2009-10 85
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Annual Report 2009-2010 Ministry of
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Contents 1 An Overview of the Minis
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12 International Cooperation 69 12.
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1.1 The Organisational Chart Earth
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• Fog monitoring and forecasting
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