Variabilitas Suhu di Samudera India Pada Saat Indian Ocean Dipole Positif Tahun 2006
The Indian Ocean Dipole (IOD) is a phenomenon of ocean and atmosphere interaction characterized by differences in sea surface temperature between the eastern (90oE-110oE and 10oS-0oN) and western (50oE-70oE and 10oS-10oN) of Indian Ocean.
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