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Engineering and design

By United States. Army. Corps of Engineers.

Los Angeles-Long Beach Harbors, California

By United States. Army. Corps of Engineers.

Two-dimensional tests of wave transmission and reflection characteristics of laboratory breakwaters

By William N. Seelig

The geotechnics of real materials, the Eg, Ek method

By E. T. Hanrahan

San Francisco Harbor, Calif., Fisherman's Wharf area

By United States. Office of the Assistant Secretary of the Army (Civil Works)

Probablistic Design Tools Vertic

By Hocine Oumeraci

Rubble-mound breakwater stability and wave-attenuation tests, Port Ontario Harbor, New York

By Robert D. Carver

Breakwaters

By Institution of Civil Engineers (Great Britain)

Stability of stone-and dolos-armored, rubble-mound breakwater trunks subjected to breaking waves with no overtopping

By Robert D. Carver

Design and construction of ports and marine structures

By Alonzo DeF Quinn

Breakwaters, Coastal Structures and Coastlines

By N.W.H. Allsop

Stability of rubble-mound breakwaters

By R. A. Jackson

Case histories of Corps breakwater and jetty structures

By Robert R. Bottin

Periodic inspection of jetties at Manasquan Inlet, New Jersey

By Robert R. Bottin

Periodic inspections of Kahului and Laupahoehoe breakwaters, Hawaii

By Robert R. Bottin

San Juan National Historic Site, San Juan, Puerto Rico, design for prevention of wave-induced erosion

By Robert R. Bottin

Seabrook Lock Complex, Lake Pontchartrain, La

By Robert R. Bottin

Seabrook Lock Complex, Lake Pontchartrain, Louisiana

By Robert R. Bottin

Review of the Missouri River master water control manual

By United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Environment and Public Works.

Stability of rock-fill breakwaters

By Per Anders Hedar

Stability of rubble-mound tsunami barrier, Hilo Harbor, Hawaii

By A. M. Kamel

Principles and practice of harbour construction

By William Shield

Cape Cod Ship-Canal

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Two-dimensional tests of wave transmission and reflection characteristics of laboratory breakwaters

By William N Seelig