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February 9, 2006
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T. Corbett (EarthScope) finishes installation of GPS station.
T. Corbett (EarthScope) finishes installation of GPS station AV04 by connecting the choke ring, used to reduce noise in the data, to the steel tripod.
Credit: EarthScope
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