Ocean surface topography refers to the variations and features of the ocean's surface, which are primarily influenced by factors such as gravitational forces, ocean currents, sea level changes, and atmospheric conditions. This concept encompasses the height and shape of the ocean surface relative to a geoid, which is an equipotential surface representing mean sea level across the world. Key aspects of ocean surface topography include: 1. **Geoid vs.

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