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Along-Shore Sediment Transport Estimation And Shoreline Change Prediction: A Compataive Study

Organisation: University of Central Florida (UCF)

In this paper, the issue of along-shore sediment transport and its affect on shoreline change has been investigated and discussed by presenting and comparing two different research techniques both of which have been used to investigate this crucial issue.

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