Rip current system over strong alongshore non-uniformities: on the use of HADCP for model validation

Rip current system over strong alongshore non-uniformities: on the use of HADCP for model validation
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沿岸强烈不均匀性的裂流系统:关于使用 HADCP 进行模型验证

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10.2307/25738089
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2009
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V. Marieu
V. Marieu
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B. Castelle;P. Bretel;S. Morisset;P. Bonneton;N. Bonneton;M. Tissier;C. Sotin;A. Nahon;N. Bruneau;J. Parisot;S. Capo;S. Bujan;V. Marieu

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