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Cheng, Gaolei, Wang, Ya Ping, Voulgaris, George, Du, Jiabi, Sheng, Jinyu, Xiong, Jilian, Xing, Fei (2020) Sediment exchange between channel and sand ridges in the southern Yellow Sea: The importance of tidal asymmetries. Continental Shelf Research, 205. 104169 doi:10.1016/j.csr.2020.104169

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TitleSediment exchange between channel and sand ridges in the southern Yellow Sea: The importance of tidal asymmetries
JournalContinental Shelf Research
AuthorsCheng, GaoleiAuthor
Wang, Ya PingAuthor
Voulgaris, GeorgeAuthor
Du, JiabiAuthor
Sheng, JinyuAuthor
Xiong, JilianAuthor
Xing, FeiAuthor
Year2020 (December)Volume205
PublisherElsevier BV
DOIdoi:10.1016/j.csr.2020.104169Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceCheng, Gaolei, Wang, Ya Ping, Voulgaris, George, Du, Jiabi, Sheng, Jinyu, Xiong, Jilian, Xing, Fei (2020) Sediment exchange between channel and sand ridges in the southern Yellow Sea: The importance of tidal asymmetries. Continental Shelf Research, 205. 104169 doi:10.1016/j.csr.2020.104169
Plain TextCheng, Gaolei, Wang, Ya Ping, Voulgaris, George, Du, Jiabi, Sheng, Jinyu, Xiong, Jilian, Xing, Fei (2020) Sediment exchange between channel and sand ridges in the southern Yellow Sea: The importance of tidal asymmetries. Continental Shelf Research, 205. 104169 doi:10.1016/j.csr.2020.104169
In(2020) Continental Shelf Research Vol. 205. Elsevier BV

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