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Decadal Survey Tier 2 Mission Study: Summative Progress Report: ACE Radar

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Tanelli, Simone, Heymsfield, G. M., Stephens, G. S., Durden, S. L., Im, E., Racette, P., Sadowy, G., Li, L.. 2010-01-01. Decadal Survey Tier 2 Mission Study: Summative Progress Report: ACE Radar. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20120004215

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