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Date: 2003-11-26 03:55:46
Earth
Permanent Service for Mean Sea Level
Geodesy
Cartography
Proudman Oceanographic Laboratory
Current sea level rise
Sea level
Joseph Proudman
Datum
Physical oceanography
Oceanography
Physical geography

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