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    Use of a remote-controlled jet boat to survey bathymetry at the terminus of a lake-calving glacier: Tasman Glacier, New Zealand (2015)

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    Purdie, H.
    Bealing, P.
    Tidey, E.
    Gomez, C.
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    Purdie, H., Bealing, P., Tidey, E., Gomez, C. (2015) Use of a remote-controlled jet boat to survey bathymetry at the terminus of a lake-calving glacier: Tasman Glacier, New Zealand. Wellington, New Zealand: New Zealand Region of the Australasian Hydrographic Society Annual Seminar: Our seas and oceans - still to be explored and charted, 22 Jun 2015.
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    37 - Earth sciences::3709 - Physical geography and environmental geoscience::370902 - Glaciology
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