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A 1D numerical model is reported that has the capability of modeling changes of beach profile and mean grain size caused by tsunami waves.
The Numerical Simulation of Changes of Beach Profile and Mean Grain Size Caused by Tsunami Waves
【摘 要】
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A 1D numerical model is reported that has the capability of modeling changes of beach profile and mean grain size caused by tsunami waves.
【出 处】
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35th IAHR World Congress(第三十五届国际水利学大会)
【发表日期】
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2013年2期
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