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Representing Plankton Functional Types in Ocean General Circulation Models: Competition, Tradeoffs and Self-Organizing Architecture

Anderson, Thomas R.; Follows, Michael J. 2010 Representing Plankton Functional Types in Ocean General Circulation Models: Competition, Tradeoffs and Self-Organizing Architecture. In: Calinescu, R.; Paige, R.; Kwiatkowska, M., (eds.) Proceedings 2010 15th IEEE International Conference on Engineering of Complex Computer Systems. Los Alamitos, IEEE Computer Society, 291-295.

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2010

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Tom Anderson