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Can turbulence within the field of view cause significant biases in radiative transfer modeling at the 183 GHz band?
Niobe Peinado-Galan
Sergio DeSouza-Machado
Emil Robert Kursinski
Pedro Oria
Dale Ward
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Pilar Rípodas
Rigel Kivi
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