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1. Modeling Temporal sea levels under tidal and meteorological effects in Izmir Bay with the ADCIRC model D. Bayram & M. Dogan
2. Influence of tropical cyclone moving speeds on the attenuation effect of Holland surface wind and storm surge simulation in Guangdong Province, China Y. Ning et al.
3. Tidally driven topographic eddies exploited by manta feeding aggregations H. Cairns et al.
4. Three-dimensional structure of summer circulation in the Bohai Sea and its intraseasonal variability W. Wu et al.
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9. Analysis of historical extreme coastal water level and its contributors along the South American Pacific coast F. Molteni-Pérez et al.
10. Design and evaluation of an efficient high-precision ocean surface wave model with a multiscale grid system (MSG_Wav1.0) J. Li et al.
11. The wave climate of Bass Strait and South-East Australia J. Liu et al.
12. Intercomparing atmospheric reanalysis products for hydrodynamic and wave modeling of extreme events during the open-water Arctic season F. Cassalho et al.
13. On the automatic and a priori design of unstructured mesh resolution for coastal ocean circulation models K. Roberts et al.
14. Study of Bay of Bengal cyclones for year 2023 using SCAT-3 and GFS datasets and numerical simulation of associated surges using SWAN + ADCIRC model R. Das et al.
15. Evaluation and improvement of the ERA5 wind field in typhoon storm surge simulations J. Xiong et al.
16. Quantifying Tidal Phase Effects on Coastal Flooding Induced by Hurricane Sandy in Manhattan, New York Using a Micro-Scale Hydrodynamic Model R. Marsooli & Y. Wang
17. Integrating Connectivity Into Hydrodynamic Models: An Automated Open‐Source Method to Refine an Unstructured Mesh Using Remote Sensing K. Wright et al.
18. ArcWaT: a model-based cell-by-cell GIS toolbox for estimating wave transformation during storm surge events F. Cassalho et al.
19. Study on the rapid prediction method of regional acoustic propagation fields using deep neural networks C. Wang et al.
20. Spatial calibration of an unstructured SWAN model forced with CFSR and ERA5 winds for the Black and Azov Seas K. Amarouche et al.
21. Two-dimensional finite element mesh generation algorithm for electromagnetic field calculation* C. Zhang et al.
22. Uncertainty in Manning’s roughness coefficient in multilevel simulations of future tsunamis in Sumatra K. Li et al.
23. Dynamic load balancing for predictions of storm surge and coastal flooding K. Roberts et al.
24. Life Cycle Cost Analysis of Prestressed Concrete Poles Subjected to Wind, Surges, and Waves S. Sohrabi et al.
25. Development of a land–river–ocean coupled model for compound floods jointly caused by heavy rainfall and storm surges in large river delta regions A. Zhang & X. Yu
26. Projected wave climate of Bass Strait and south-east Australia by the end of the twenty-first century J. Liu et al.
27. A high-performance ray tracing particle tracking model for the simulation of microplastics in inland and coastal aquatic environments M. Ghazizadeh et al.
28. From decades to years: Rising seas and cyclones amplify Bangladesh’s storm-tide hazards in a warming climate J. Qiu et al.
29. The Australian Climate Service Coupled circulation-wave Coastal Hazards Prediction System (CCHaPS): Development, implementation, and validation V. Hernaman et al.
30. SeismicMesh: Triangular meshing for seismology K. Roberts et al.
31. Mesh generation for underwater acoustic modeling with KRAKEN N. Monteiro & T. Oliveira
32. Parameter estimation with maximal updated densities M. Pilosov et al.
33. Quantifying the effects of sea level rise driven marsh migration on wave attenuation F. Cassalho et al.
34. Bi-layered spring-neap variability of water masses in estuaries and the impact of human activities C. Yan et al.
35. Assessing the Influence of EOS-06 Scatterometer Winds on Indian Ocean Wave Predictions with Unstructured WAVEWATCH III R. P. G. et al.
36. Global wave model performance in the vicinity of the Monterey Bay, California A. Ribal et al.
37. A transferable deep learning framework to propagate extreme water levels from sparse tide-gauges across spatial domains S. Daramola et al.
38. Research on Data Processing Algorithms in the Process of Finite Element Mesh Optimization D. Na & X. Chao
39. Influence of local hydrodynamics on ship drift leading to ship-bridge allisions T. Nakamura et al.
40. Wind-Sea and Swell Climate in the Black and Azov Seas, Based on 42-Year Spectral Wave Hindcast K. Amarouche & A. Akpınar
41. Numerical simulations of ocean surface waves along the Australian coast with a focus on the Great Barrier Reef X. Dong et al.
42. Wave storm events in the Western Mediterranean Sea over four decades K. Amarouche et al.
43. Assessing the potential long-term effects of sea-level rise on salt marsh’s coastal protective capacity under different climate pathway scenarios A. de Souza de Lima et al.
44. A parallel Python-based tool for meshing watershed rivers at continental scale F. Ye et al.
45. Storm surge modelling along European coastlines: The effect of the spatio-temporal resolution of the atmospheric forcing M. Agulles et al.
46. Efficient coastal inundation early-warning system for low-lying atolls, dealing with lagoon and ocean side inundation in Tarawa, Kiribati A. Espejo et al.
47. A method for simulating coastal inundation and inland flooding by integrating inland hydrology with ocean hydrodynamics A. Tejaswi et al.
48. Numerical simulations of ocean surface waves in the China Seas Z. Ouyang et al.
49. Physics-based sizing functions for ocean-to-estuary shallow-water models P. Bacopoulos & S. Hagen
50. Integrating Climatological‐Hydrodynamic Modeling and Paleohurricane Records to Assess Storm Surge Risk A. Begmohammadi et al.
51. An Adaptive Receiver-Grid Parameter Optimization Method for BELLHOP Based on Bathymetric and Sound-Speed-Profile Features Z. Lv et al.
52. A 45-year high-resolution unstructured wave hindcast for the Australian coast: Validation and climatological insights X. Dong et al.
53. Wind–wave characterization and modeling in the Azores Archipelago N. Monteiro et al.
54. Evaluating hydrodynamics and implications to sediment transport for tidal restoration at Swan Cove Pool, Virginia J. Ikeda et al.
55. Dissipation and Bathymetric Sensitivities in an Unstructured Mesh Global Tidal Model C. Blakely et al.
56. Simplified models of wind-wave relationships in China's shallow-water coasts based on SWAN+ADCIRC simulations X. Hu et al.
57. Hydrodynamic and Wave Responses During Storm Surges on the Southern Brazilian Coast: A Real-Time Forecast System A. Khalid et al.
58. Wave Climate Variability and Trends in Tuvalu Based on a 44‐Year High‐Resolution Wave Hindcast M. Wandres et al.
59. Unstructured global to coastal wave modeling for the Energy Exascale Earth System Model using WAVEWATCH III version 6.07 S. Brus et al.
60. Turbidity shapes the spatial diversity of the high-frequency dynamics of bottom layer dissolved oxygen in shallow coastal oceans Y. Wang et al.
61. A Tsunami Generated by a Strike‐Slip Event: Constraints From GPS and SAR Data on the 2018 Palu Earthquake W. Simons et al.
62. Breaking down annual and tropical cyclone-induced nonlinear interactions in total water levels M. Sakib et al.
63. Hydrodynamic and Waves Response during Storm Surges on the Southern Brazilian Coast: A Hindcast Study A. de Lima et al.
64. Hurricane Deposits on Carbonate Platforms: A Case Study of Hurricane Irma Deposits on Little Ambergris Cay, Turks and Caicos Islands S. Jamison‐Todd et al.
65. Projecting future wave attenuation by vegetation from native and invasive saltmarsh species in the United States F. Cassalho et al.
66. Wind-driven nearshore overturning currents off the northeastern Shandong Peninsula in the Yellow Sea in winter L. Hu et al.
67. Propagation patterns of swells generated by tropical cyclone Freddy and its coastal impacts along the Indian ocean rim R. Joy et al.
68. Storm Surges in the Arabian Gulf: Characteristics and Atmospheric Drivers C. Antony et al.
69. Quantifying Mechanisms Responsible for Extreme Coastal Water Levels and Flooding during Severe Tropical Cyclone Harold in Tonga, Southwest Pacific M. Tu’uholoaki et al.
70. Automatic sizing functions for unstructured mesh generation revisited Z. Liu et al.
71. Impact‑based extreme‑wave intensity scale for high‑resolution coastal forecasting C. Aguirre et al.
72. Multi-Scale Influence of Flexible Submerged Aquatic Vegetation (SAV) on Estuarine Hydrodynamics E. Holzenthal et al.
73. Software engineering database programming control system based on embedded system K. Luo & W. Deng
74. Resolution sensitivities for subgrid modeling of coastal flooding J. Woodruff et al.
75. Learning Quantities of Interest from dynamical systems for observation-consistent inversion S. Mattis et al.
76. Identification of Microplastic Accumulation Zones in a Tidal River: A Case Study of the Fraser River, British Columbia, Canada S. Hamidiaala et al.
77. Coastal Wetlands Exposure to Storm Surge and Waves in the Albemarle-Pamlico Estuarine System during Extreme Events F. Cassalho et al.
78. Bathymetric mesh simplification for efficient two-dimensional barotropic tide modelling in New York Harbor N. Dyer et al.
79. Projections of tropical cyclone-driven storm-tide risk to critical infrastructure in the Bay of Bengal C. Blakely et al.
80. Assessment of SWAN and WAVEWATCH-III models regarding the directional wave spectra estimates based on Eastern Black Sea measurements K. Amarouche et al.
81. Projected Changes to Cool‐Season Storm Tides in the 21st Century Along the Northeastern United States Coast W. Pringle et al.
82. Study on the influence of Tropical Cyclone Kimi on wind speed and wave height in central and eastern Indonesian waters Y. Andariwan et al.
83. Hydrodynamic Mechanisms and Pathways of Potential Navigation Channel Shoaling by Nearby Parallel Islands E. Holzenthal et al.
84. A high-resolution wave energy assessment of south-east Australia based on a 40-year hindcast J. Liu et al.
85. Climate change exacerbates compound flooding from recent tropical cyclones L. Grimley et al.
86. Improving compound flood modeling skill in coastal transition zones F. Ye et al.
87. A high-resolution coupled circulation-wave model for regional dynamic downscaling of water levels and wind waves in the western North Atlantic ocean A. Al Azad & R. Marsooli
88. Spatial and temporal wave climate variability along the south coast of Sweden during 1959–2021 A. Adell et al.
89. The importance of free infragravity waves in the North Sea: Insights from field observations and unstructured SWAN modelling G. Akrish et al.
90. Storm surge predictions from ocean to subgrid scales J. Woodruff et al.
91. Quantitative Stress Test of Compound Coastal‐Fluvial Floods in China's Pearl River Delta J. Qiu et al.
92. Numerical modeling of wave attenuation: implications of representing vegetation found in coastal saltmarshes in the Chesapeake Bay T. Miesse et al.
93. A STUDY ON THE TIDAL BEHAVIOR OF THE IZMIR BAY WITH AN OPEN-SOURCE MODEL D. BAYRAM & M. DOĞAN
94. Subgrid corrections in finite-element modeling of storm-driven coastal flooding J. Woodruff et al.
95. Scalable self attraction and loading calculations for unstructured ocean tide models S. Brus et al.
96. Projected 21st Century Wind‐Wave Climate of Bass Strait and South‐East Australia: Comparison of EC‐Earth3 and ACCESS‐CM2 Climate Model Forcing J. Liu et al.
97. A global unstructured, coupled, high-resolution hindcast of waves and storm surge L. Mentaschi et al.
98. An automatic mesh generator for coupled 1D–2D hydrodynamic models Y. Kang & E. Kubatko
99. Meteotsunamis and other anomalous “tidal surge” events in Western Europe in Summer 2022 E. Renzi et al.
100. Wind forcing, source term and grid optimization for hurricane wave modelling in the Gulf of Mexico H. Oladejo et al.