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Title: Mini-Symposium on satellite remote sensing and its application in Western Australia.
Author: The Royal Society of Western Australia
Citation: ACCNO:8676
Publisher: Perth : The Royal Society of Western Australia
Series: Journal of the Royal Society of Western Australia ; Vol.
Description: i,39 p. : maps, figures ; 30 cm.
Subject: Geographic information systems ; Remote sensing ; Satellite sensing ; Western Australia ; Marine environment.
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ISBN/ISSN: 0035-922X
Type: Journal
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