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Determination of UT1 and Polar Motion by the Deep Space Network using very Long Baseline Interferometry

John L. Fanselow, J. B. Thomas, E. J. Cohen, P. F. Macdoran, W. G. Melbourne, B. D. L. Mulhall, G. H. Purcell, David H. Rogstad, L. J. Skjerve, D. J. Spitzmesser, J. M. Urech, George Nicholson

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Key concepts: Polar motion, Very-long-baseline interferometry, NASA Deep Space Network, Baseline (sea), Interferometry, Remote sensing, Computer science, Geodesy

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