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TAM Home :: Robb Glacier Transect

The Robb Glacier Transect is a single aerogeophysical line that was flown 430 km up Robb Glacier during the 1999-2000 field season (SOAR RTZ9).
TAM corridor coverage map.The Robb Glacier Transect is a single aerogeophysical line that was flown 430 km up Robb Glacier during the 1999-2000 field season (SOAR RTZ9).

 

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