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Regional Scale Assessment of Cumbria's Renewable Energy Resource

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Regional Scale Assessment of Cumbria's Renewable Energy Resource. / Gormally, Alexandra; Whyatt, Duncan.
Proceedings of the GIS Research UK 19th Annual Conference. University of Portsmouth, 2011. p. 199-204.

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Gormally, A & Whyatt, D 2011, Regional Scale Assessment of Cumbria's Renewable Energy Resource. in Proceedings of the GIS Research UK 19th Annual Conference. University of Portsmouth, pp. 199-204.

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Gormally, A., & Whyatt, D. (2011). Regional Scale Assessment of Cumbria's Renewable Energy Resource. In Proceedings of the GIS Research UK 19th Annual Conference (pp. 199-204). University of Portsmouth.

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Gormally A, Whyatt D. Regional Scale Assessment of Cumbria's Renewable Energy Resource. In Proceedings of the GIS Research UK 19th Annual Conference. University of Portsmouth. 2011. p. 199-204

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Gormally, Alexandra ; Whyatt, Duncan. / Regional Scale Assessment of Cumbria's Renewable Energy Resource. Proceedings of the GIS Research UK 19th Annual Conference. University of Portsmouth, 2011. pp. 199-204

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