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The Final Frontier for Satellite Laser Ranging: Antarctica
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Temporal variations in the Earth's gravity field from multiple SLR satellites: T...
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Accelerated ice mass depletion revealed by low-degree gravity field from satelli...
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High Toughness Line Pipe for Arctic Use
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Experimental Study on Plugging Caused by Methane Hydrate Formation in Pipes
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The 10-year evolution of GGOS Japan
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Preventive Effect of 3,5-dihydroxy-4-methoxybenzyl Alcohol (DHMBA) and Zinc, Com...
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Small-size, low-cost, multi-purpose SLR System: Omni-SLR
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Sinistral transpressional and extensional tectonics in Dronning Maud Land, East...
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Mass variations of Greenland and Antarctic ice sheets in the last two decades ex...
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