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On the activity of the isostatic institute of the I.A.G. and of the worldwide gravity project of columbus, ohio, in physical geodesy

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Heiskanen, W.A. On the activity of the isostatic institute of the I.A.G. and of the worldwide gravity project of columbus, ohio, in physical geodesy. Bull. Geodesique 63, 95–104 (1962). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02528182

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