When Tragedy Strikes: Potential Contributions From Ocean Observation to Search and Rescue Operations After Drowning Accidents
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Marcos Mateus | Ricardo Canelas | Ligia Pinto | Nuno Vaz | R. Canelas | M. Mateus | N. Vaz | L. Pinto
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