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Multiple CA Solutions: Evaluating Data Quality and Creating Single Solutions for CA Operations

M. D. Hejduk
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Briefing describes why having multiple solutions for an event is not advantageous as suggested by some entities.

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M. D. Hejduk. Multiple CA Solutions: Evaluating Data Quality and Creating Single Solutions for CA Operations. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20230000400

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