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Working group report How can we best define functional types and integrate state variables and properties in time and space

J. Burrows | N. Batjes | J. Estes | J. Malingreau | A. Bouwman | R. L. Lapitan | S. Seitzinger | M. Frankignoulle | David Fowler

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