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    E. H. Knickmeyer

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Editor's comment: This letter has been received fromDr. E.H. Knickmeyer, University of Calgary, Dep. of Surveying Engineering, 2500 University Dr. N. Calgary, Alberta, Canada T2N 1N4, in April 1988. A response to this letter has been written byDr. C. Boucher, who represents the Central Bureau ofIERS andIAG SSG 5.123. Similar letters, dealing with matters of interest for geodesy and for IAG will in the future be published in Bulletin Géodésique with an answer by the person or committee in IAG which is most closely related to or responsible for the matter being dealt with in the letter.

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Knickmeyer, E.H. On a global integrated fundamental network. Bull. Geodesique 64, 161–163 (1990). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02520643

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