Corrección del editor: El impacto de la tormenta de polvo marciana en la atmósfera H2O y D/H observado por el ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter
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Resumen
Este resumen es generado por máquina.Este estudio corrige los errores de autor y la lista de afiliación de un artículo publicado anteriormente. Las correcciones aseguran una atribución precisa y mejoran la detectabilidad de los resultados de la investigación.
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- Información bibliométrica
- Publicaciones científicas
Sus Antecedentes
- La atribución precisa del autor es crucial en las publicaciones científicas.
- El mantenimiento de información de afiliación completa y correcta es esencial para la integridad científica.
Objetivo Del Estudio
- Enmendar y corregir errores en los nombres y afiliaciones de los autores.
- Asegurar que el registro en línea refleje con precisión el equipo de investigación.
Principales Métodos
- Revisión de los detalles de la presentación del manuscrito original.
- Corrección de los apellidos de los autores mal escritos.
- Adición de nombres de autores faltantes a la lista del Equipo Científico de la ACS.
- Actualización de los datos de afiliación.
Principales Resultados
- El apellido de Cathy Quantin-Nataf fue corregido de "Quantin-Nataf" a "Quantin-Nataf".
- Los autores Ehouarn Millour y Roland Young se agregaron a la lista del Equipo Científico de ACS.
- Se realizaron pequeñas revisiones en las listas de autores y afiliaciones.
Conclusiones
- La versión en línea de la publicación ha sido actualizada para reflejar estas correcciones.
- Garantizar la exactitud de las listas de autores y afiliaciones mantiene la transparencia científica.
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