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Goddard range and range rate and laser station coordinates from GEOS-2 data

Bruce C. Douglas, S. M. Klosko, James G. Marsh

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Center of mass station coordinates determined from dynamic solutions of optical, laser, and Goddard range and range rate observations of GEOS 2

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Center of mass station coordinates determined from dynamic solutions of optical, laser, and Goddard range and range rate observations of GEOS 2

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Center of mass station coordinates determined from dynamic solutions of optical, laser, and Goddard range and range rate observations of GEOS 2

Key concepts: Range (aeronautics), Remote sensing, Laser ranging, Environmental science, Geography, Geodesy, Laser, Physics

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