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Title: Remote sensing and geographic information systems : implications for global marine fisheries.
Author: Simpson, James J.
Citation: ACCNO:0006927
Publisher: La Jolla, Ca : University of California
Year: 1992.
Series: Report (California Sea Grant College); no. T-CSGCP-025
Description: 27 p.
Subject: Fishery management. ; Fishery oceanography ; Geographic information systems ; Prediction ; Radio oceanography ; Remote sensing ; Satellite sensing
Notes: Location:Hillarys
Type: Book
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