Proceedings of the AGU Chapman Conference on Geodetic VLBI: Monitoring Global Change

Carter, William E. (William Eugene), 1939-

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Proceedings of the AGU Chapman Conference on Geodetic VLBI: Monitoring Global Change

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1991
By Carter, William E. (William Eugene), 1939-
Series: NOAA technical report NOS 137. NGS

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Proceedings of the AGU Chapman Conference on Geodetic VLBI-- Monitoring Global Change, American Geophysical Union, Washington, D.C., April 22-26, 1991
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Carter, William E. (William Eugene), 1939-
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American Geophysical Union. ; United States. National Ocean Service.
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AGU Chapman Conference on Geodetic VLBI: Monitoring Global Change (1991)
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NOS (National Ocean Service) ; NGS (Office of National Geodetic Survey)
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This volume contains the proceedings of the Chapman Conference on Geodetic VLBI: Monitoring Global Change, held at the Herbert C. Hoover Building, Washington, DC, from April 22-28, 1991.
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Congresses Environmental Monitoring Geodesy Very Long Baseline Interferometry Environmental Monitoring Very Long Baseline Interferometry
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NOAA technical report NOS ; 137. NGS ; 49
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