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The Economics of Landmine Clearance: Case Study of Cambodia
Humanitarian Mine Action: The First Decade of a New Sector in Humanitarian Aid
MINESIGN - Measurement Campaign in Support to Humanitarian Demining
Application of Multisensor Fusion to Improve Landmine Detection
A Novel Signal Processing Technique for Clutter Reduction in GPR Measurements of Small, Shallow Land
Socio-Economic Evaluation of Work Done by SBF at Gorayo Humeh
Mine Action Assessment Mission Report, Egypt
The Demining Support System: Worldwide Analysis and Assessment
Guidance on Data Collection for on Victims of Landmine Injuries
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