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Subglacial hydrological and mechanical processes play a critical role in determining the flow characteristics and stability of glaciers and ice …
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Geochemical data from regional geochemistry survey samples from Yukon have undergone exploratory data analysis and principal component analysis. The results …
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Cet ensemble de données fournit des informations complètes sur les établissements de garderies éducatives agréés au Nouveau-Brunswick. Il comprend des …
Depicts the cellular connection quality in Reference Signal Received Power (RSRP) for most major roadways in New Brunswick. The metrics …
This dataset contains a linear reference network of the roads and highways that are managed by the Department of Transportation …
Polygon features that delineate the boundaries of work areas from annual reports by mineral exploration industry and prospectors for work …