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Spontaneous Demining Initiatives Mine Clearance by Villagers in Rural Cambodia
Testing of Mine Clearance Machine SAMSON
Mine Detection Dogs At Work
Subsurface Sensing Technologies and Applications (SSTA), Special Issue on UXO and Mine Detection
Landmines & Pastoralists: An initial study of the social and economic impact of landmine use on pastoralist society in the Sudan
Strategic Mine Action Plan (2001-2005) - Yemen
Unravelling flail-buried mine interaction in mine neutralization
Implementing Land Mine Awareness Programs - Constraints and Strategies
Technology for humanitarian landmine clearance Current address (December 2015): russellgasser(at)mac.com
Background Briefing: Humanitarian mine action, second progress report
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