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VALIDATIONS WITH EXPERIMENTAL DATA OF SWAN SIMULATIONS FOR THE WAVE PROPAGATION IN THE PRESENCE OF STRONG OPOSITE CURRENTS
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Journal of Geophysical Research A third generation wave model for coastal regions Booij 104 7649 1999
Maritime Transportation and Exploitation of Ocean and Coastal Resources Computational Strategies and Visualization Techniques for the Waves Modeling in the Portuguese Nearshore Rusu II 1129 2006
Journal of Marine Science and Technology - Taiwan Strategies in using numerical wave models in ocean/coastal applications Rusu 19 58 2011
Journal of Coastal Research Influence of Wind Resolution on the Prediction of Waves Generated in an Estuary Rusu 56 1419 2009
Environmental Engineering and Management Journal Modelling Wind Waves in the Romanian Coastal Environment Rusu 9 547 2010
Journal of Marine Science and Technology Wave energy assessments in the Black Sea Rusu 14 359 2009
Journal of Environmental Engineering and Landscape Management Application of numerical models to evaluate oil spills propagation in the coastal environment of the Black Sea. Rusu 18 288 2010
Environmental Engineering and Management Journal Numerical Modelling of Longshore Currents in Marine Environment. Rusu 8 147 2009
Ocean Engineering Modelling the influence of currents on wave propagation at the entrance of the Tagus estuary Rusu 38 1174 2011
Journal of Marine Systems A Hybrid Framework for Predicting Waves and Longshore Currents Rusu 69 59 2008
Journal of Marine Science and Technology Modeling of wave-current interactions at the Danube’s mouths Rusu 15 143 2010
Ocean Engineering Modelling the wave–current interactions in an offshore basin using the SWAN model Rusu 33 63 2011
Ocean Engineering Experimental study of the transformation of wave spectra by a uniform current Guedes Soares 33 293 2006
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