Hints in Tangential Geostrophy?

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The discussion centers on seeking resources and literature related to Tangential Geostrophy. Several links to relevant papers and websites are shared, including research on geophysical dynamics and geomagnetism. Additionally, a suggestion is made for obtaining full articles by directly contacting the key authors, which is often effective. The conversation emphasizes the importance of accessing comprehensive research materials for deeper understanding.
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Anyone could give me some hints in Tangential Geostrophy? Websites, papers, anything...

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Thanks Andre.

By the way, do you know where can I get the full articles, besides the abstracts? That one of the 3 portuguese scientists looks interesting for me.
 
Best way to try is just send the key author an E-mail. Works most of the time.
 
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