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Totara Park; Wellington fault; ground-penetrating radar.
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- Totara Park; Wellington fault; ground-penetrating radar.
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Caption: French scientist Dr Maxime Bano keeps an eye on the computer recording the results from the ground-penetrating radar equipment being operating on the Wellington fault at Totara Park by New Zealand scientist Dr Stuart Henrys. The radar equipment has two antennae - one to emit the radio wave and one to receive it. Printed in colour in the ‘Leader’ on March 18, 1998.
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- Date created
- March 1998
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- Upper Hutt Leader, 35
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