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Impact of seepage flow on sediment resuspension by internal solitary waves: parameterization and mechanism
Marine ecological environment and its response to marine dynamic processesin the South China Sea | Updated:2024-10-12
    • Impact of seepage flow on sediment resuspension by internal solitary waves: parameterization and mechanism

    • Journal of Oceanology and Limnology   Vol. 41, Issue 2, Pages: 444-457(2023)
    • Received:08 January 2022

      Published:01 March 2023

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  • TIAN Zhuangcai,LIU Chao,REN Ziyin,et al.Impact of seepage flow on sediment resuspension by internal solitary waves: parameterization and mechanism[J].Journal of Oceanology and Limnology,2023,41(02):444-457. DOI:

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