Effects of sea level rise and tidal flat growth on tidal dynamics and geometry of the Elbe estuary

Mahavadi, Tara F.; Seiffert, Rita; Kelln, Jessica; Fröhle, Peter

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Effects of sea level rise and tidal flat growth on tidal dynamics and geometry of the Elbe estuary

Tara F. Mahavadi, Rita Seiffert, Jessica Kelln, and Peter Fröhle

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