A new approach to analytical modelling of groyne fields

Valsamidis, Antonios; Reeve, Dominic

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A new approach to analytical modelling of groyne fields

Antonios Valsamidis, Dominic Reeve

Continental Shelf Research, Volume: 211, Start page: 104288

Swansea University Authors: Antonios Valsamidis, Dominic Reeve

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Analytical and computational techniques for finding solutions to the equations describing shoreline evolution are widely known and the advantages and disadvantages of both are well documented. Initial analytical solutions to the 1-line models were restricted to constant wave conditions and simple be...

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A new approach to analytical modelling of groyne fields

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