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Acknowledgment
This research is supported by the BLUElink project, Bureau of Meteorology,
CSIRO and the Royal Australian Navy. The authors gratefully acknowl-
edge the project leaders Andreas Schiller and Neville Smith and several
other BLUElink team members for their valuable contributions. Atmo-
spheric analyses were provided by ECMWF, satellite altimetry is provided
by NASA, AVISO and NOAA. Bathymetry is derived from datasets from
Geoscience Australia and the US Navy.
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