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Beach processes and sedimentation

Paul D. Komar

1998

"Claimed by the sea" (Norfolk)

Chris Weston

1994

The sea coast

William H. Wheeler

1902

Beach and inlet changes at Ludlam Beach, New Jersey

Craig H. Everts

1980

Save our oceans and coasts

Ron Hirschi

1993

Kings Bay coastal processes numerical model

S. Rao Vemulakonda

1988

Beach changes at Long Beach Island, New Jersey, 1962-73

Martin C. Miller

1980

A numerical model for predicting shoreline changes

Bernard LeMéhauté

1980

A collection of storm erosion field data

William A. Birkemeier

1988

America's wetland

Bevil Knapp, Mike Dunne

2005

Fire Island past, present, and future

Robert F. Sayre

2013

Introduction to coastal processes & geomorphology

Gerhard Masselink

2011

Greenhouse effect and sea level rise

James G. Titus, Michael C. Barth

1984

Bayocean

Bert Webber, Margie Webber

1989

The Vanishing Coast

Elizabeth Leland

1992

Nearshore sediment transport

Richard J. Seymour

1989

Modelling for coastal hydraulics and engineering

Kwok Wing Chau

2010

Changes in rates of shore retreat

Edward B. Hands

1979

Coastal processes in tideless seas

Billy L. Edge, R. D. Kos'Yan, R. D. Kosʹi︠a︡n et al.

2000

The beaches are moving

Wallace Kaufman

1979

Simulating nearshore environments

Paul A. Martinez

1993

The coastline of England and Wales

J. A. Steers

1948

Introduction to California's beaches and coast

Gary B. Griggs

2010

Measuring and Understanding Coastal Processes

National Research Council (US)

1989

Retreat from a rising sea

Orrin H. Pilkey

2016

Finland

Michael Jones

1977

SUPERTANK Laboratory Data Collection Project

Nicholas C. Kraus

1994

An introduction to coastal geomorphology

John Pethick

1995

Against the tide

Cornelia Dean

1999

The evolving coast

Davis, Richard A.

1994

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