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The web page emceurope2011.york.ac.uk currently has an average traffic classification of zero (the smaller the more users). We have examined zero pages inside the domain emceurope2011.york.ac.uk and found two websites associating themselves with emceurope2011.york.ac.uk.
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The web page emceurope2011.york.ac.uk has the following in the homepage, "CAPANINA was a project exploring the development of broadband communications capability from aerial platforms or HAPs High Altitude Platforms." We saw that the webpage also stated " Funded by the European Commission as an FP6 STREP, it was active from late 2003 until late 2006, and involved a number of European partners." It also said " The project was co-ordinated by the Communications Research Group. At the University of York. Enquiries may be still be addressed to David Grace. A link of particular interest may be."SEEK SUBSEQUENT DOMAINS
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