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thanks to its various modules and high customizability, and its ease-of-use makes it an ideal
teaching tool for fluids courses [@GeophysicalFlows-Examples; @CLExWinterSchool2020].
`GeophysicalFlows.jl` has been used in developing Lagrangian vortices identification algorithms
[@Karrasch2020]. Currently, `GeophysicalFlows.jl` is being used, e.g., (i) to test new theories
for diagnosing turbulent energy transfers in geophysical flows [e.g. @Pearson2021], (ii) to compare
different observational sampling techniques in these flows, (iii) to study the bifurcation properties
of Kolmogorov flows [@KolmogorovFlow], (iv) to study the genesis and persistence of the polygons
of vortices present at Jovian high latitudes (Siegelman, Young, and Ingersoll; in prep), (v) to study how mesoscale macroturbulence affects mixing of tracers [@QG_tracer_advection].
[@Karrasch2020] and to test new theories for diagnosing turbulent energy transfers in geophysical
flows [@Pearson2021]. Currently, `GeophysicalFlows.jl` is being used, e.g., (i) to compare
different observational sampling techniques in these flows, (ii) to study the bifurcation properties
of Kolmogorov flows [@KolmogorovFlow], (iii) to study the genesis and persistence of the polygons
of vortices present at Jovian high latitudes (Siegelman, Young, and Ingersoll; in prep), and
(iv) to study how mesoscale macroturbulence affects mixing of tracers [@QG_tracer_advection].


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