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 "snippet": "Probability of sea surface temperature front formation",
 "description": "The CoastWatch Oceanic Front Probability Index measures the probability of sea surface temperature front formation based on data from NOAA's GOES satellites.\n<br><br>\nFronts play an important role in upper ocean processes. Fronts can impact ocean fisheries, for example, by influencing the spatial distribution of biological productivity and by controlling the accumulation of marine debris, which serves as a beacon to higher trophic levels.\n\n<br><br>\nProbability index is unitless, higher numbers indicate higher probability. \n<br><br>\nSeasonal averages calculated from monthly averages from NOAA Coastwatch ERDDAP server at https://coastwatch.pfeg.noaa.gov/erddap/wms/erdGAtfntmday_LonPM180/index.html ",
 "summary": "Probability of sea surface temperature front formation",
 "title": "Fronts Probability",
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  "Oceanography"
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