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15. Physical model comparison of gray and green mitigation alternatives for flooding and wave force reduction in an idealized urban coastal environment H. Van Dang et al.
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19. Laboratory Study on Wave Attenuation by Elastic Mangrove Model with Canopy Y. Lu et al.
20. A comprehensive review on structural tsunami countermeasures J. Oetjen et al.
21. Laboratory study on the drag coefficient for mangrove forests in regular waves Y. Wang et al.
22. An Experimental Study of Mangrove‐Induced Resistance on Water Waves Considering the Impacts of Typical Rhizophora Roots C. Chang et al.
23. Development of an Outdoor Wave Basin to Conduct Long-Term Model Tests with Real Vegetation for Green Coastal Infrastructures J. Michalzik et al.
24. Integration of Eco-DRR and hybrid defense system on mitigation of natural disasters (Tsunami and Coastal Flooding): a review K. Dissanayaka et al.
25. The influence of rigid and flexible vegetation on the drag coefficient of regular waves Z. Li et al.
26. Downward growth dynamics of Pinus thunbergii taproots and their relation to site environment in a coastal forest T. Tanikawa et al.
27. ATTENUATION OF SOLITARY WAVE BY PARAMETERIZED FLEXIBLE MANGROVE MODELS A. Strusinska-Correia et al.
28. Experimental analysis of wave attenuation and drag forces in a realistic fringe Rhizophora mangrove forest M. Maza et al.
29. Green infrastructure for the reduction of coastal disasters: a review of the protective role of coastal forests against tsunami, storm surge, and wind waves C. Chang & N. Mori
30. Experimental Investigations of Debris Dynamics over a Horizontal Plane I. Nistor et al.
31. Comparison of drag and velocity in model mangrove forests with random and in-line tree distributions Y. Shan et al.
32. Investigation of the damped geophysical KdV equation using the explicit exponential time differencing method H. Ashi & N. Aljahdaly
33. THE USE OF MANGROVES IN COASTAL PROTECTION A. Tusinski & H. Verhagen
34. Numerical investigation of the effects of coastal vegetation zone width on wave run-up attenuation J. Tang et al.
35. Velocity and Drag Evolution From the Leading Edge of a Model Mangrove Forest M. Maza et al.
36. Experimental investigation of wave attenuation and bulk drag coefficient in mangrove forest with complex root morphology Y. Wang et al.
37. Experimental Study on the Generation and Attenuation of Landslide Tsunamis R. Shih et al.
38. Experimental investigation into the usage of date palm forests to mitigate tsunamis in the Middle East N. Nandasena et al.
39. Experimental Investigation of Wave Attenuation Using a Hybrid of Polymer-Made Artificial Xbloc Wall and Mangrove Root Models A. Sabari et al.
40. Modelling flow-induced reconfiguration of variable rigidity aquatic vegetation T. Marjoribanks & M. Paul
41. Vessel-Generated Wake Attenuation by Rhizophora Mangle in Key West, Florida T. Tomiczek et al.
42. Drag coefficient and flow structure downstream of mangrove root-type models through PIV and direct force measurements A. Kazemi et al.
43. Buffer Blocks as Wave Energy Dissipators: Flow Depth Reduction P. Nageswaran et al.
44. Effects of monopodial branching flexible vegetation on the wave attenuation by vegetation H. Xu et al.
45. A Study of Long Wave Attenuation over Composite Undulating Breakwaters R. Shih & W. Weng
46. Protective effect of ecological embankment on a building subjected to tsunami bores C. Chen et al.
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49. Modeling transient long waves propagating through a heterogeneous coastal forest of arbitrary shape C. Chang et al.
50. Experimental investigation on attenuating wave run-up by emergent length and submerged length of rigid vegetation on a composite breakwater Z. Xu et al.
51. Probabilistic Investigation and Risk Assessment of Debris Transport in Extreme Hydrodynamic Conditions J. Stolle et al.
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53. Long Wave Flow Interaction with a Single Square Structure on a Sloping Beach G. Bremm et al.
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55. Field study on planted forest structures and their role in protecting communities against tsunamis: experiences along the coast of the Biobío Region, Chile R. Rodríguez et al.
56. Experimental analysis of debris motion due the obstruction from fixed obstacles in tsunami-like flow conditions N. Goseberg et al.
57. Tsunami mitigation in Japan after the 2011 Tōhoku Tsunami A. Strusińska-Correia
58. Mapping tsunami impacts on land cover and related ecosystem service supply in Phang Nga, Thailand G. Kaiser et al.
59. Experimental investigation of wave attenuation by mangrove forests with submerged canopies R. Zhang et al.
60. Laboratory investigations on wave attenuation characteristics of Rhizophora Mucronata poir using physical models with bottom friction C. Lekshmy Devi et al.
61. On the flow conditions requiring detailed geometric modeling for multiscale evaluation of coastal forests R. Nomura et al.
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