Protecting an Estuary from Floods - A Policy Analysis of the Oosterschelde
RAND Corporation eBooksPublished 1 January 1977
James H. Bigelow, Joseph G. Bolten, James C. DeHaven
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2 volumes; Vol. I, Summary Report: 153 pages; Vol. II, Assessment of Security from Flooding: 162 pages
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