Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Over the last two decades, satellite altimetry has provided one of the most important tools for global monitoring and understanding of ocean dynamics, ranging from large-scale to smaller mesoscale processes.  will present some recent results using altimetry to detect smaller ocean processes in the open ocean and in coastal regions. The space and time scales being analysed by standard gridded altimetric maps and from alongtrack data will be revied, and compared to the scales  are expecting in the ocean, derived from models or in-situ spectra. The future SWOT altimetric mission will provide sea surface height observations with a 1 km resolution globally [1], which will enable us to observe the smaller scales open ocean and coastal processes. A review of these processes will be presented.
['Rosemary Morrow', 'Lee-Lueng Fu']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Observing mesoscale to submesoscale dynamics today, and in the future with SWOT
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