The Copernicus Polar Ice and Snow Topography Altimeter (CRISTAL) high-priority candidate mission

The Copernicus Polar Ice and Snow Topography Altimeter (CRISTAL) high-priority candidate mission
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10.5194/tc-14-2235-2020
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发表时间:
2020-07
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The Cryosphere
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M. Kern;R. Cullen;B. Berruti;J. Bouffard;T. Casal;M. Drinkwater;A. Gabriele;A. Lecuyot;M. Ludwig;R. Midthassel;Ignacio Navas Traver;T. Parrinello;G. Ressler;E. Andersson;C. Martin-Puig;O. Andersen;A. Bartsch;S. Farrell;S. Fleury;S. Gascoin;A. Guillot;A. Humbert;E. Rinne;A. Shepherd;M. R. van den Broeke;J. Yackel
M. Kern;R. Cullen;B. Berruti;J. Bouffard;T. Casal;M. Drinkwater;A. Gabriele;A. Lecuyot;M. Ludwig;R. Midthassel;Ignacio Navas Traver;T. Parrinello;G. Ressler;E. Andersson;C. Martin-Puig;O. Andersen;A. Bartsch;S. Farrell;S. Fleury;S. Gascoin;A. Guillot;A. Humbert;E. Rinne;A. Shepherd;M. R. van den Broeke;J. Yackel
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M. Kern;R. Cullen;B. Berruti;J. Bouffard;T. Casal;M. Drinkwater;A. Gabriele;A. Lecuyot;M. Ludwig;R. Midthassel;Ignacio Navas Traver;T. Parrinello;G. Ressler;E. Andersson;C. Martin-Puig;O. Andersen;A. Bartsch;S. Farrell;S. Fleury;S. Gascoin;A. Guillot;A. Humbert;E. Rinne;A. Shepherd;M. R. van den Broeke;J. Yackel

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