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Marine Geodesy Volume 8, 1984 - Issue 1-4: Satellite altimetry
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Ice sheet surface features from satellite radar altimetry

Ronald L. Brooks GeoScience Research Corporation, Salisbury, Maryland
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George A. Norcross GeoScience Research Corporation, Salisbury, Maryland
Pages 211-220 | Published online: 10 Jan 2009

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K. C. PARTINGTON, W. CUDLIP & C. G. RAPLEY. (1991) An assessment of the capability of the satellite radar altimeter for measuring ice sheet topographic change. International Journal of Remote Sensing 12:3, pages 585-609.
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Erick Lansard. (1994) How to improve the orbit of Doppler tracked satellites. Acta Astronautica 32:3, pages 161-180.
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C.H. Davis. (1992) Satellite radar altimetry. IEEE Transactions on Microwave Theory and Techniques 40:6, pages 1070-1076.
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B. C. Douglas, D. C. McAdoo & R. E. Cheney. (1987) Oceanographic and geophysical applications of satellite altimetry. Reviews of Geophysics 25:5, pages 875.
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K.C. Partington & C.G. Rapley. (2017) Analysis and Simulation of Altimeter Performance for the Production of Ice Sheet Topographic Maps. Annals of Glaciology 8, pages 141-145.
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K.C. Partington & C.G. Rapley. (2017) Analysis and Simulation of Altimeter Performance for the Production of Ice Sheet Topographic Maps. Annals of Glaciology 8, pages 141-145.
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