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Sediment Transport and Wave Dynamics in Constructed Terraces
This study provides a volume-controlled numerical comparison of staggered circular and chevron marsh terrace geometries under sea-level rise and vegetation establishment. Three numerical models—Delft3D-FLOW (finite difference), Delft3D-Flexible Mesh (finite volume), and Adaptive Hydraulics (finite e
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