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###     Southwestern Indian Ocean Larval Dispersal Data     ### 
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#                      Noam Vogt-Vincent                      #
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#                          Overview                           #
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These files contain the raw data required to predict fluxes of
coral larvae between coral reef sites in the southwestern
Indian Ocean, as described in the accompanying manuscript.
Please use the scripts in the accompanying github repository to
convert these raw data into larval fluxes, as a function of
competency, mortality, and settling parameters. 

We carried out daily releases over the full length of the
WINDS-M experiment (1993-2020), with one NetCDF (.nc) file per 
daily release, using the following file naming convention:

WINDS_coralsim_[YEAR]_[MONTH]_DAY.nc

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WIO_coral_larval_dispersal/
├─ 1993/
│  ├─ WINDS_coralsim_1993_1_1.nc
│  │  :
│  :
├─ 2020/
│  ├─ WINDS_coralsim_2020_1_1.nc
│  │  :

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