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Shear Instabilities of Longshore Currents: Flow Characteristics and Momentum Mixing During Superduck

Morphological Effect of Spring-Neap Tidal Variations on Macrotidal Beaches

Simultaneous Observations on Irregular Waves, Currents, Suspended Sediment Concentration and Beach Profile Changes in Large Wave Flume

Morphological and Sediment Budget Controls on Depth of Closure at Duck, NC

Depth of Closure: A Contribution to the Reconciliation of Theory, Practice, and Evidence

Hydraulic Design of a Large-Scale Longshore Current Recirculation System

Flow Modeling Using an Inverse Method with Direct Minimization

Changes of Mean Velocity Profiles in a GLM Formulation

Coastal Groundwater Dynamics

Delta '96: Surf-Zone and Nearshore Measurements at the Ebro Delta

Littoral Processes, Sediment Budget and Coast Evolution in Vietnam

Field Studies of Shore Evolution

Rip Currents

Rip Channels and Nearshore Circulation

Coastal Evolution: Modeling Fabric and Form at Successive Spatial Scales

Long Term Coastal Evolution and Regional Dynamics of a US Pacific Northwest Littoral Cell

Coastal Dynamics Applied to the Prediction of Beach Evolution: El Milagro Beach

Evaluation of Long Term Dune Recession Data

Prediction of Aggregated-Scale Coastal Evolution

Long-Term Observations of Migrating Shore-Normal Bars

 

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