A Danish satellite effort is poised to make vast improvements to Greenland maps
February 22, 2017
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Getting hold of a map of Greenland is easy enough. But if you want one that is precise enough to use for infrastructure planning, navigation, mining or the like, you have, until now, either searched in vain or had to make one yourself.
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