Seasonal variation of tidal prism and energy in the Changjiang River estuary: a numerical study

Seasonal variation of tidal prism and energy in the Changjiang River estuary: a numerical study
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10.1007/s00343-015-4302-8
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2015
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通讯作者:
Min Zhang;I. Townend;H. Cai;Yunxuan Zhou
Min Zhang;I. Townend;H. Cai;Yunxuan Zhou
中科院分区:
地学4区
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作者:
Min Zhang;I. Townend;H. Cai;Yunxuan Zhou

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