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The survey speed of ASKAP makes it a prime instrument with which to survey the HI universe, enabling it to carry out both wide surveys of the entire sky, as well as deep surveys covering cosmologically representative volumes.
M. J. Meyer et. al
2004
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M. A. Zwaan, M. J. Meyer, L. Staveley-Smith, and R. L. Webster, The HIPASS Catalogue: Ω HI \Omega_{\rm HI} and environmental effects on the HI mass function of galaxies
2005
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S. M. Rao, D. A. Turnshek, and D. B. Nestor, Damped Ly α \alpha systems at z¡1.65: The expanded sloan digital sky survey hubble space telescope sample
2006
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M. J. Meyer, M. A. Zwaan, R. L. Webster, M. J. I. Brown, and L. Staveley-Smith, The weak clustering of gas-rich galaxies
2007
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J. X. Prochaska and A. M. Wolfe, On the (non)evolution of HI gas in galaxies over cosmic time
2009
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S. Wyithe, M. J. I. Brown, M. A. Zwaan, and M. J. Meyer, The Halo Occupation Distribution of HI Galaxies
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