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Preliminary Verification of a 3D Hydrodynamic Model of the San Juan Estuarine System

Verification of a Coupled 3D Chesapeake Bay and Shelf Hydrodynamic Model

Verification and Refinement of a Free Surface Flow Model

Engine 2000: Researches into the Next Generation of Computational Hydraulic Modelling

An Application of Artificial Neural Networks in Computational Hydraulics

Intelligent-Agent-Based Models as Answer to Challenges of Ecological Modelling

GEO-HYMS: Lake Hydrodynamic/Mass Transport Modeling in a GIS-Based Window Environment

A Modelling System for Estimation of Impacts on Fish Habitat

Wave Transmission Through Coastal Wetlands

Management of High Lake Okeechobee Stages - 1994/1995

Physical Modeling of Constructed Wetlands for Wastewater Treatment

Saturated/Unsaturated Subsurface Flow and Salinity Transport Using Method of Lines

Resistance to Flow Through Riparian Wetlands

Climate Change Impact on Hydrology and Lake Thermal Structure

Recent Advances in Hydrodynamic Modeling of the Great Lakes

Effects of Climate Change on Water Quality of Large Lakes

Air-Water Interaction, Spectral Analysis of Storm Waves and Marine Weather Forecasts. The Case of the Parsifal

Joint Hydrodynamic Model of the Delta and Mouth Off-Shore Zone of the Ural River

Flood Channel Facility: Experiments in Two-Stage Mobile Boundary Channels

Appraisal of a Geometric Model for Self-Formed Channels in Uniform Sand

 

 

 

 

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