Methods and considerations to determine sphere center from terrestrial laser scanner point cloud data
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Luc Cournoyer | Bala Muralikrishnan | Vincent D. Lee | Prem Rachakonda | Daniel Sawyer | Meghan Shilling | Geraldine Cheok | Vincent Lee | L. Cournoyer | G. Cheok | Meghan Shilling | B. Muralikrishnan | D. Sawyer | P. Rachakonda
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