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spellingShingle Pankova, B., Koudelka, T., Pavelka, K., Janura, M., Jelen, K., ISPRS Annals of Photogrammetry, Remote Sensing and Spatial Information Sciences, EXPLOITATION OF STEREOPHOTOGRAMMETRIC MEASUREMENT OF A FOOT IN ANALYSIS OF PLANTAR PRESSURE DISTRIBUTION
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title_short EXPLOITATION OF STEREOPHOTOGRAMMETRIC MEASUREMENT OF A FOOT IN ANALYSIS OF PLANTAR PRESSURE DISTRIBUTION
title_sort exploitation of stereophotogrammetric measurement of a foot in analysis of plantar pressure distribution
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