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Martine Feissel-Vernier

2005
Vening Meinesz Medal

The 2005 Vening Meinesz Medal is awarded to Martine Feissel-Vernier for her outstanding accomplishments in the field of Earth rotation, geodynamics and geodesy, and for her devoted services to the scientific geodetic community.

John Wahr

2004
Vening Meinesz Medal

The 2004 Vening Meinesz Medal is awarded to John Wahr for his outstanding and far-ranging contributions in the field of global geodesy.

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