Wave Refraction, River Damming, and Episodes of Severe Shoreline Erosion: The São Francisco River Mouth, Northeastern Brazil
Authors:
- Abílio Carlos Da Silva Pinto BittencourtABAbílio Carlos Da Silva Pinto Bittencourt
- José Maria Landim DominguezJDJosé Maria Landim Dominguez
- Luiz Carlos S. FontesLFLuiz Carlos S. Fontes
- Daiana Leite SousaDSDaiana Leite Sousa
- Iracema Reimão SilvaISIracema Reimão Silva
- Franz Rangel Da SilvaFSFranz Rangel Da Silva
- 1 July 2007
- journal article
- Published by Coastal Education and Research Foundation in Journal of Coastal Research
- Vol. 234, 930-938
Abstract
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