C 55.13:NOS 93
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Is the East River, New York, a river or Long Island an island? |
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C 55.13:NOS 94 NGS 23
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Scribing, graduation, and calibration of U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey leveling rods from 1877 to 1968 |
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C 55.13:NOS 95 NGS 24
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Proceedings of Symposium no. 5, Geodetic applications of radio interferometry International Association of Geodesy, Tokyo, Japan, May 7-8, 1982. |
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C 55.13:NOS 96 NGS 25
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Allocation of inertial surveying system model parameters |
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C 55.13:NOS 97 NGS 26
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An inertial survey adjustment program implementation and validation / |
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C 55.13:NOS 99
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Chemical contaminants in northeast United States marine sediments |
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C 55.13:NOS 100
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Tidal hydrodynamics and sediment transport in Beaufort Inlet, North Carolina |
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C 55.13:NOS 101
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Evaluation of HYDROPLOT position filtering procedure |
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C 55.13:NOS 102 OMS 1
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Survey of biological effects of toxicants upon Puget Sound biota |
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C 55.13:NOS 106 CGS 2
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Prediction and correction of propagation-induced depth measurement biasas plus signal attenuation and beam spreading for airborne laser hydrography |
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C 55.13:NOS 107 CGS 3
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Algorithms for confidence circles and ellipses |
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C 55.13:NOS 108
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Shock and vibration environmental test of NOAA 29-foot hydrographic survey launch |
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C 55.13:NOS 109 NGS 31
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Geodetically derived strain from San Francisco Bay to the Mendocino Triple Junction, California |
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C 55.13:NOS 110 NGS 32
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Orthometric height determination using GPS observations and the integrated geodesy adjustment model |
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C 55.13:NOS 111 NGS 33
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A variance component estimation method for sparse matrix applications |
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C 55.13:NOS 113 CGS 6
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Shock environment NOAA 29-foot survey launch |
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C 55.13:NOS 114 CGS 7
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Coordinate conversion for hydrographic surveying |
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C 55.13:NOS 115 CGS 8
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Implementation of North American Datum of 1983 into the NOS nautical charting program |
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C 55.13:NOS 116 NGS 34
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Megatrend solutions in physical geodesy |
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C 55.13:NOS 117 NGS 35
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A model comparison in vertical crustal motion estimation using leveling data |
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