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/**
 * Algorithms related to the observations of natural phenomenons. Most algorithms in this package are
 * derived from empirical measurements; their results are approximative. Algorithms include:
 * 

*

    *
  • Sea water properties (density, sound velocity, fusion temperature, * etc.) computed from salinity, temperature and pression * using algorithms published by UNESCO.
  • *
  • Values relative to earth calendar, like tropical year length.
  • *
  • etc.
  • *
*

*

* * * * * *
References
*

Alain Poisson, M.H. Gashoumi and Selim Morcos.
*     Salinity and density of seawater: table for high salinities (42 to 50).
*     Unesco technical papers in marine science #62 (1991).

*

Unesco
*     International oceanographic tables, volume 4.
*     Unesco technical papers in marine science #40 (1987).

*

Franck J. Millero.
*     Solubility of oxygen in sea water in Progress on oceanographic tables and standards 1983-1986.
*     Unesco technical papers in marine science #50 (1986) pp.13-14.

*

Unesco
*     The international system of units (SI) in oceanography.
*     Unesco technical papers in marine science #45 (1985).

*

N.P. Fofonoff and R.C. Millard Jr.
*     Algorithms for computation of fundamental properties of seawater.
*     Unesco technical papers in marine science #44 (1983).

*
* Tropical year length is computed * using formula by Laskar (1986). Synodic month length is * computed using formula by Chapront-Touze and Chapront (1988). * Those formulas was taken from the following adress:
* *
* * @author Martin Desruisseaux (MPO, IRD) * @since 2.0 * * @version 3.00 * @module */ package org.geotoolkit.nature;




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