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Studying the Significance of Subaqueous Slides in Lake Hallstatt. (UNESCO World Heritage Cultural Landscape, Austria). S4LIDE - Hallstatt - PROJECT REPORT 研究哈尔施塔特湖水下滑坡的意义。(联合国教科文组织世界遗产文化景观，奥地利)。S4LIDE -哈尔施塔特-项目报告

Studying the Significance of Subaqueous Slides in Lake Hallstatt. (UNESCO World Heritage Cultural Landscape, Austria). S4LIDE - Hallstatt Pub Date : 1900-01-01 DOI: 10.1553/ess-igcp-s4lide-hallstatts1

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