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Statistics and Physical Oceanography

Small book cover: Statistics and Physical Oceanography

Statistics and Physical Oceanography

Publisher: National Academies Press
Number of pages: 77

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This report describes research opportunities in statistics and applied probability arising in physical oceanographic applications. The report is expository, with the intended audience being statisticians and quantitatively literate people with a background in statistical applications to science.

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