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The Victorian geodetic network is being augmented with dual frequency Global Positioning System base stations, in cooperation with industry, as a part of a state geodetic strategy which anticipates reducing reliance on ground marks. The base station infrastructure development reflects worldwide trends and is in response to changing user needs.
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