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April 1964
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Discussion| April 01 1964

DISCUSSION. MEASUREMENT OF DISTANCE BY RADIO WAVES AND ITS APPLICATION TO SURVEY PROBLEMS. PART 1 : INTRODUCTION AND THE TELLUROMETER. PART 2 : HYDROIST AND AERODIST. Free

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Publisher: Emerald Publishing
© Thomas Telford and ICE
1964
Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers (1964) 27 (4): 822–830.
https://doi.org/10.1680/iicep.1964.10185

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Keywords:
MEASUREMENT, DISTANCE, RADIO, WAVES, APPLICATIONS, SURVEYS, PROBLEMS, TELLUROMETERS, HYDROIST, AERODIST, ELECTRONICS, INSTRUMENTATION, LAND, SURVEYING, EQUIPMENT, INSTRUMENTS, METHODS, GEODIMETERS, SURVEYORS
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1964
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PARTIAL SHEAR CONNECTION IN COMPOSITE BEAMS FOR BUILDINGS.
MEASUREMENT OF OVERBANK FLOW IN A COMPOUND RIVER CHANNEL.
AN UNSTEADY FLOW BORE MODEL FOR SEDIMENT TRANSPORT IN BROKEN WAVES. PART 1: THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE NUMERICAL MODEL.

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