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Hi all,<br>
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Not sure if this is the right for this but someone asked this:<br>
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"According to this page (<a href="https://reanalyses.org/ocean/overview-current-reanalyses">https://reanalyses.org/ocean/overview-current-reanalyses</a>) ECCO uses a Kalman filter + smoother. "<br>
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Is this accurate? Are there people within the ecco consortium doing this? And if so, shouldn't the adjoint version appear too? Cheers, david<br>
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