Description of the system of nowcast salinity, temperature and sea nettle (chrysaora quinquecirrha) presence in Chesapeake Bay using the curvilinear hydrodynamics in 3-dimensions (CH3D) model
by Zhen Li
Book 109 of NOAA technical report NESDIS --
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