NAAC (v1.0): a seamless two-decade cross-scale simulation  from the North American Atlantic Coast to tidal wetlands  using the 3D unstructured-grid model SCHISM (v5.11.0)

Cai, Xun; Qin, Qubin; Cui, Linlin; Yang, Xiucheng; Zhang, Y. Joseph; Shen, Jian

doi:https://doi.org/10.5194/gmd-18-7435-2025

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NAAC (v1.0): a seamless two-decade cross-scale simulation from the North American Atlantic Coast to tidal wetlands using the 3D unstructured-grid model SCHISM (v5.11.0)

Xun Cai, Qubin Qin, Linlin Cui, Xiucheng Yang, Y. Joseph Zhang, and Jian Shen

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