A computational framework for flood risk assessment in the Netherlands A.A. Markus1, W.M.G. Courage2 and M.C.L.M. van Mierlo3

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Date: 2009-08-26 17:57:10 Physical geography Hydrology Levee breach Expect Flood Levee Geotechnical engineering Meteorology Atmospheric sciences		A computational framework for flood risk assessment in the Netherlands A.A. Markus1, W.M.G. Courage2 and M.C.L.M. van Mierlo3 Add to Reading List Source URL: www.tcl.tk Download Document from Source Website File Size: 489,00 KB Share Document on Facebook

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