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Anfiloff, W. (1979) The proximity and topography factors in airborne and marine gravimetry. Exploration Geophysics, 10 (2) 164-168 doi:10.1071/eg979164

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TitleThe proximity and topography factors in airborne and marine gravimetry
JournalExploration Geophysics
AuthorsAnfiloff, W.Author
Year1979 (June)Volume10
Issue2
PublisherInforma UK Limited
DOIdoi:10.1071/eg979164Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceAnfiloff, W. (1979) The proximity and topography factors in airborne and marine gravimetry. Exploration Geophysics, 10 (2) 164-168 doi:10.1071/eg979164
Plain TextAnfiloff, W. (1979) The proximity and topography factors in airborne and marine gravimetry. Exploration Geophysics, 10 (2) 164-168 doi:10.1071/eg979164
In(1979, June) Exploration Geophysics Vol. 10 (2) Informa UK Limited

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