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From: ctroupin <charles.troupin@gmail.com>
Date: Thu, 20 Dec 2018 09:35:30 +0100
Subject: [PATCH] checked bib
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%% The class file and some style files are bundled in the Copernicus Latex Package, which can be downloaded from the different journal webpages.
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\subsection{Surface drifters}
-On May 25, 25 Surface Velocity Program \citep[SVP,][]{LUMPKIN2009} drifters were deployed in the frontal area in a tight square pattern with a mean distance between neighbor drifters around 3~km. In the Mediterranean Sea, they have been shown to provide information on the surface dynamics, ranging from basin scales to mesoscale features or coastal currents \citep{POULAIN13}. Almost all the drifters were equipped with a thermistor on the lower part of the buoy to measure sea water temperature.
+On May 25, 25 Surface Velocity Program \citep[SVP,][]{LUMPKIN2007} drifters were deployed in the frontal area in a tight square pattern with a mean distance between neighbor drifters around 3~km. In the Mediterranean Sea, they have been shown to provide information on the surface dynamics, ranging from basin scales to mesoscale features or coastal currents \citep{POULAIN13}. Almost all the drifters were equipped with a thermistor on the lower part of the buoy to measure sea water temperature.
11 out the 25 drifters, especially those deployed more to the south, were captured by the intense Algerian Current and followed a trajectory along the coast until a longitude about 5$^{\circ}$30'E. The other drifters were deflected northward about 0$^{\circ}$30'E, then veered northwestward or eastward
and described cyclonic and anticyclonic trajectories, respectively. All the drifters moved along the front position (deduced from the SST images), until they encounter the Algerian Current (Fig.~\ref{fig3:drifters}).
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