Challenges to the use of GIS in fisheries oceanography

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Meaden, G. 2004. Challenges to the use of GIS in fisheries oceanography. Kaiyo Monthly. 36 (5), pp. 340-345.
AuthorsMeaden, G.
Year2004
JournalKaiyo Monthly
Journal citation36 (5), pp. 340-345
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