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Blankenburgh, Jan Chr. (1983) High‐precision marine positioning—requirements, limitations and possible problem solutions. Marine Geodesy, 7. 127-139 doi:10.1080/15210608309379478

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TitleHigh‐precision marine positioning—requirements, limitations and possible problem solutions
JournalMarine Geodesy
AuthorsBlankenburgh, Jan Chr.Author
Year1983 (January)Volume7
PublisherInforma UK Limited
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In(1983) Marine Geodesy Vol. 7. Informa UK Limited

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