The potential of QuikSCAT and WindSat observations for the estimation of sea surface wind vector under severe weather conditions
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Bertrand Chapron | Alexis Mouche | Yves Quilfen | C. Prigent | Y. Quilfen | B. Chapron | A. Mouche | C Prigent | N Houti | N. Houti
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