Survey for Ancient Foundation Remains by Enhanced C-Scan Processing of GPR Data

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Survey for Ancient Foundation Remains by Enhanced C-Scan Processing of GPR Data. / Fruhwirth, Rudolf Konrad; Fuchs, Gerald; Morawetz, Rainer.
2001. Beitrag in 63rd EAGE Conference & Exhibition 2002, Florence, Italien.

Publikationen: KonferenzbeitragPaper(peer-reviewed)

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Fruhwirth, RK, Fuchs, G & Morawetz, R 2001, 'Survey for Ancient Foundation Remains by Enhanced C-Scan Processing of GPR Data', Beitrag in 63rd EAGE Conference & Exhibition 2002, Florence, Italien, 27/05/02 - 30/05/02.

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Fruhwirth, R. K., Fuchs, G., & Morawetz, R. (2001). Survey for Ancient Foundation Remains by Enhanced C-Scan Processing of GPR Data. Beitrag in 63rd EAGE Conference & Exhibition 2002, Florence, Italien.

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Fruhwirth RK, Fuchs G, Morawetz R. Survey for Ancient Foundation Remains by Enhanced C-Scan Processing of GPR Data. 2001. Beitrag in 63rd EAGE Conference & Exhibition 2002, Florence, Italien.

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Fruhwirth, Rudolf Konrad ; Fuchs, Gerald ; Morawetz, Rainer. / Survey for Ancient Foundation Remains by Enhanced C-Scan Processing of GPR Data. Beitrag in 63rd EAGE Conference & Exhibition 2002, Florence, Italien.4 S.

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