Geoscientists Without Borders - Addressing the globe's most pressing humanitarian problems

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Burk, Katie ^{[1
]}

Ford, Linda ^{[2
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[1] SEG Foundation, United States

[2] SEG, United States

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Leading Edge | 2016年 / 35卷 / 11期

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10.1190/tle35110936.1

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页码：936 / 937

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