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1. Experimental Study on the Wavelengths of Two-Dimensional and Three-Dimensional Freak Waves C. Cui & W. Pan
2. Rogue waves in 2006–2010 I. Nikolkina & I. Didenkulova
3. Freak waves in weakly nonlinear unidirectional wave trains over a sloping bottom in shallow water O. Gramstad et al.
4. Catalogue of rogue waves occurred in the World Ocean from 2011 to 2018 reported by mass media sources E. Didenkulova
5. On the physical constraints for the exceeding probability of deep water rogue waves S. Mendes et al.
6. Statistical modeling of the sea surface in the presence of abnormal waves A. Zapevalov et al.
7. Observation of hole Peregrine soliton in a multicomponent plasma with critical density of negative ions S. Sharma & H. Bailung
8. Freak Sea Waves and Group Structure A. Zapevalov
9. Rogue waves off the south/southeastern Brazilian coast R. Candella
10. Catalogue of rogue waves reported in media in 2006–2010 I. Nikolkina & I. Didenkulova
11. Laboratory evidence of freak waves provoked by non-uniform bathymetry K. Trulsen et al.
12. Operational Probabilistic Forecasting of Coastal Freak Waves by Using an Artificial Neural Network D. Doong et al.
13. Transient tower and blade deformations of a Spar-type floating wind turbine in freak waves H. Li et al.
14. Development of a Second-Order Nonlinear Model for Describing Sea Waves A. Zapevalov
15. Experimental investigation of freak wave actions on a floating platform and effects of the air gap M. Luo et al.
16. Characterization of Rogue Wave Occurrence During Typhoon Hinnamnor Using Directional Wave Spectra and High-Order Spectral Simulations F. Abdullah & J. Yoo
17. A review of measured rogue waves: Spatio-temporal characteristics, occurrence probability, physical mechanisms, and predictability R. Fu et al.
18. Statistics of Extreme Waves in Coastal Waters: Large Scale Experiments and Advanced Numerical Simulations J. Zhang et al.
19. Estimation of a Freak Wave Lifetime in the Shallow Sea E. Didenkulova & E. Pelinovsky
20. Forecasting a water-surface wave train with artificial intelligence (Part 2) – Can the occurrence of freak waves be predicted with AI? H. Kagemoto
21. Dynamic response of floating offshore wind turbines under freak waves with large crest and deep trough F. Zeng et al.
22. Development of a warning model for coastal freak wave occurrences using an artificial neural network D. Doong et al.
23. Effects of various freak waves on dynamic responses of a Spar-buoy floating offshore wind turbine Y. Li et al.
24. The Rayleigh-Haring-Tayfun distribution of wave heights in deep water S. Mendes & A. Scotti
25. On the formation of coastal rogue waves in water of variable depth Y. Li & A. Chabchoub
26. Modeling Coastal Freak Wave Occurrence Y. Chen & D. Doong
27. Rogue events in spatiotemporal numerical simulations of unidirectional waves in basins of different depth A. Slunyaev et al.
28. Experimental investigation on the hydrodynamic characteristics of extreme wave groups over unidirectional sloping bathymetry Y. He et al.
29. Freak wave events in 2005–2021: statistics and analysis of favourable wave and wind conditions E. Didenkulova et al.
30. Rogue waves in nonlinear hyperbolic systems (shallow-water framework) I. Didenkulova & E. Pelinovsky
31. Maximal Heights of Nearshore Storm Waves and Resultant Onshore Flow Velocities N. Bujan & R. Cox
32. Laboratory study of non-linear wave–wave interactions of extreme focused waves in the nearshore zone I. Abroug et al.