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Survey of mine clearance technology

By: Craib, J. A.

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BookSeries: UNU occasional paper series.Publisher: Tokyo 1994; United Nations. Department of Humanitarian Affairs ; United Nations University Subject(s): ROBOTICS | NEW TECHNOLOGIES | SURVEYS | MINE CLEARANCE | LANDMINESOnline resources: Click here to access online | Click here to access online

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HUM B18344

THE STUDY WAS CONDUCTED BY J.A. CARIB, BARIC(CONSULTANTS) lTD. OF THE UK FOR THE UNU AND THE UN DEPARTMENT OF HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS.
Original series title: UNU occasional paper series ; 1.

UNU B18343

The study was conducted by J. A. Carib, BARIC(Consultants) Ltd. of the UK for the UNU and theUN Department of Humanitarian Affairs.
Original series title: UNU occasional paper series ; 1.

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