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Space weather: its impact on Earth and implications for business

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Space weather: its impact on Earth and implications for business. / Hapgood, Mike; Thomson, Alan.
Lloyd’s 360 Risk Insight, 2010. 36 p.

Research output: Book/Report/Proceedings › Monograph

Harvard

Hapgood, M & Thomson, A 2010, Space weather: its impact on Earth and implications for business. Lloyd’s 360 Risk Insight. <http://www.lloyds.com/~/media/Lloyds/Reports/360/360%20Space%20Weather/7311_Lloyds_360_Space%20Weather_03.pdf>

APA

Hapgood, M., & Thomson, A. (2010). Space weather: its impact on Earth and implications for business. Lloyd’s 360 Risk Insight. http://www.lloyds.com/~/media/Lloyds/Reports/360/360%20Space%20Weather/7311_Lloyds_360_Space%20Weather_03.pdf

Vancouver

Hapgood M, Thomson A. Space weather: its impact on Earth and implications for business. Lloyd’s 360 Risk Insight, 2010. 36 p.

Author

Hapgood, Mike ; Thomson, Alan. / Space weather : its impact on Earth and implications for business. Lloyd’s 360 Risk Insight, 2010. 36 p.

Bibtex

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