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John Hillier

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Geomorphology (Amsterdam, Netherlands)|June 5, 2014
Assessment of multiresolution segmentation for delimiting drumlins in digital elevation modelsClemens Eisank, Mike Smith, John Hillier
The Astrophysical Journal|July 1, 2020
<i>η</i> CARINAE'S DUSTY HOMUNCULUS NEBULA FROM NEAR-INFRARED TO SUBMILLIMETER WAVELENGTHS: MASS, COMPOSITION, AND EVIDENCE FOR FADING OPACITYPatrick W Morris, Theodore R Gull, D John Hillier, et al.
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Geomorphology (Amsterdam, Netherlands)|June 5, 2014
Assessment of multiresolution segmentation for delimiting drumlins in digital elevation modelsClemens Eisank, Mike Smith, John Hillier
The Astrophysical Journal|July 1, 2020
<i>η</i> CARINAE'S DUSTY HOMUNCULUS NEBULA FROM NEAR-INFRARED TO SUBMILLIMETER WAVELENGTHS: MASS, COMPOSITION, AND EVIDENCE FOR FADING OPACITYPatrick W Morris, Theodore R Gull, D John Hillier, et al.
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