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BotCam : design, testing and development of a fully automated stereo-video bottom camera bait station for ecosystem monitoring of bottom fish species

Merritt, Daniel W (2005)
Characterization of tsunami-like bores in support of loading on structures

Mohamed, Abdulla (2008)
Effect of wind resolution on spectral wave modeling in the Hawaii region

Stopa, Justin Edward (2007)
Evaluation of a coastal ocean model for Oahu, Hawaiʻi

Wycklendt, Andrew J (2005)
Forecast Of Tsunamis From The Japan-Kuril-Kamchatka Source Region

Yamazaki, Yoshiki (2004-08)
Hindcast Modeling Of Storm Surge And Waves In The Gulf Coast Region

H.Crabtree, Robert (2005-08)
Implementation And Validation Of A Virtual Buoy Network For The Island Of Oahu Utilizing Nested Third Generation Wind Wave Models

Hansen, Demont (2005-08)
Investigation of the use of Alphaflex/high density polyethylene composites as suitable materials for large diameter deep ocean cold water pipes

Looney, Christopher Michael (2006)
Oscillation modes of Hawaiʻi waters from the 2006 Kuril Islands tsunami

Munger, Sophie (2007)
Probabilistic approach for tsunami inundation mapping

Craw, Megan L (2008)
Survey And Statistical Parameterization Of Bed Roughness Of A Coral Reef

Nunes, Vasco B. (2005-08)
Tsunami forecast using an adaptive inverse algorithm for the Chile-Peru source region

Sánchez, Alejandro, 1981 (2006)
Validation of wave transformation models for tropical coastal environments

Goo, Justin Avery (2007)

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