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Collaborative Research: Development of a Power and Communication System for Remote Autonomous GPS and Seismic Stations in Antarctica

0619708

2010-12-20

Anderson, Kent; Parker, Tim

IRIS data management center: seismic data and metadata for the engineering testing of these designs can be found under the XD network code (Polar Equipment Development) at stations PMC01, PMC02, PSP01, PSP02, and PSP03.

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