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Palmer, Derecke (1992) Is Forward Modelling as Efficacious as Minimum Variance for Refraction Inversion?. Exploration Geophysics, 23 (1) 261-266 doi:10.1071/eg992261

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TitleIs Forward Modelling as Efficacious as Minimum Variance for Refraction Inversion?
JournalExploration Geophysics
AuthorsPalmer, DereckeAuthor
Year1992 (March)Volume23
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PublisherInforma UK Limited
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Plain TextPalmer, Derecke (1992) Is Forward Modelling as Efficacious as Minimum Variance for Refraction Inversion?. Exploration Geophysics, 23 (1) 261-266 doi:10.1071/eg992261
In(1992, March) Exploration Geophysics Vol. 23 (1) Informa UK Limited

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