Effect of open gap in coastal forest on tsunami run-up—investigations by experiment and numerical simulation
Authors:
- Nguyen Ba ThuyNTNguyen Ba Thuy
- Katsutoshi TanimotoKTKatsutoshi Tanimoto
- Norio TanakaNTNorio Tanaka
- Kenji HaradaKHKenji Harada
- Kosuke IimuraKIKosuke Iimura
- 1 November 2009
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Ocean Engineering
- Vol. 36 (15-16) , 1258-1269
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