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Unoki, Sanae (2005) Influence of Open Boundary Conditions on Computed Tide with Respect to the Effect of the Isahaya Sea Dike in Ariake Bay. Oceanography in Japan, 14 (1). 47-56 doi:10.5928/kaiyou.14.47

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TitleInfluence of Open Boundary Conditions on Computed Tide with Respect to the Effect of the Isahaya Sea Dike in Ariake Bay
JournalOceanography in Japan
AuthorsUnoki, SanaeAuthor
Year2005Volume14
Issue1
PublisherThe Oceanographic Society of Japan
DOIdoi:10.5928/kaiyou.14.47Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceUnoki, Sanae (2005) Influence of Open Boundary Conditions on Computed Tide with Respect to the Effect of the Isahaya Sea Dike in Ariake Bay. Oceanography in Japan, 14 (1). 47-56 doi:10.5928/kaiyou.14.47
Plain TextUnoki, Sanae (2005) Influence of Open Boundary Conditions on Computed Tide with Respect to the Effect of the Isahaya Sea Dike in Ariake Bay. Oceanography in Japan, 14 (1). 47-56 doi:10.5928/kaiyou.14.47
In(2005) Oceanography in Japan Vol. 14 (1) The Oceanographic Society of Japan

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