The USC Center for Integrated Networked Aquatic PlatformS (CINAPS): Observing and Monitoring the Southern California Bight
Ryan N. Smith(University of Southern California), Gaurav S. Sukhatme(University of Southern California), Beth A. Stauer, Meredith D.A. Howard(Southern California Coastal Water Research Project), Ivona Cetini, Lindsay Darjany(University of Southern California), Burton H. Jones(University of Southern California), Astrid Schnetzer(North Carolina State University), David A. Caron(University of Southern California), Marie‐Ève Garneau(University of Southern California), Gerardo Toro-Farmer(New College of Florida), Carl M. Öberg(Twitter (United States)), Matthew Ragan(Twitter (United States)), Erica L. Seubert(University of Southern California), Arvind Pereira, Ellen Smith(Twitter (United States))
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January 1, 2009
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