What does mars mean?
mars means Marine Acoustic Remote Sensing
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Marine Acoustic Remote Sensing?
Marine Acoustic Remote Sensing can be abbreviated as mars
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What does mars stand for? mars stands for "Marine Acoustic Remote Sensing". |
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How to abbreviate "Marine Acoustic Remote Sensing"? "Marine Acoustic Remote Sensing" can be abbreviated as mars. |
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What is the meaning of mars abbreviation? The meaning of mars abbreviation is "Marine Acoustic Remote Sensing". |
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What is mars abbreviation? One of the definitions of mars is "Marine Acoustic Remote Sensing". |
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What does mars mean? mars as abbreviation means "Marine Acoustic Remote Sensing". |
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What is shorthand of Marine Acoustic Remote Sensing? The most common shorthand of "Marine Acoustic Remote Sensing" is mars. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- RESTEC - Remote Sensing Technology Center of Japan
- RSDIP - Remote Sensing and Digital Image Processing
- RSGAL - Remote Sensing and Geospatial Analysis
- RSGIS - Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems
- RS&P - Remote Sensing and Photogrammetry
- RS/GIS - Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems
- RSADU - Remote Sensing Applications Development Unit
- RSPAC - Remote Sensing Public Access Center
- RSAU - Remote Sensing Applications Unit
- RSCAA - Remote Sensing Chemical Agent Alarm
- RSCAAA - Remote Sensing Chemical Agent Automatic Alarm
- RSCAAL - Remote Sensing Chemical Agent Alarm
- RSPSoc - Remote Sensing and Photogrammetry Society
- RSPWG - Remote Sensing Payload Working Group
- RSSIPL - Remote Sensing Signal and Image Processing Laboratory
- ISARS - International Society of Acoustic Remote Sensing
- ISARS - International Symposium on Acoustic Remote Sensing
- MRS - Marine Remote Sensing
- VERIPARSE - Velocity and Refraction Index Profiling by Acoustic Remote Sensing
- avs - Acoustic Vector Sensing