Lagrangian Ocean Analysis is a method used in oceanography to study and understand ocean dynamics, currents, and the movement of particles or fluid parcels within the ocean. The term "Lagrangian" refers to a perspective in fluid dynamics that focuses on the motion of individual particles as they move through the fluid, rather than looking at fixed points in space (which is called a Eulerian perspective).
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