A Radio Reference Frame Based on 15 Years of Mark-III VLBI Observations.

A. Fey, J. E. Reynolds(West Virginia University), N. Zacharias(United States Naval Observatory), M. Carter, T. M. Eubanks(United States Naval Observatory), J. L. Russell, B. A. Archinal(United States Geological Survey), Chao Ma, D. R. Florkowski, D. D. McCarthy(Nikon (United States)), D. L. Jauncey, David Hall(Nvidia (United States)), C. de Vegt, K. Johnston
American Astronomical Society Meeting Abstracts #184
May 1, 1994
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