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Conference material • 2011

Book of Abstracts: The International Symposium On Coastal Zones And Climate Change: Assessing The Impacts Anddeveloping Adaptation Strategies

Peer-reviewed publication • 2011

Major element chemistry in the upper Yangtze River: A case study of the Longchuanjiang River

Peer-reviewed publication • 2011

Process-based distributed modeling approach for analysis of sediment dynamics in a river basin

Conference material • 2011

Proceedings of International Symposium on Coastal Zones and Climate Change: Assessing The Impacts Anddeveloping Adaptation Strategies

Peer-reviewed publication • 2011

An integrated tool for assessment of flood vulnerability of coastal cities to sea-level rise and potential socio-economic impacts: a case study in Bangkok, Thailand

Report • 2011

Project Final Report: CBA2010-05

Peer-reviewed publication • 2011

Seasonal changes of nutrient fluxes in the Upper Changjiang basin: An example of the Longchuanjiang River, China

Peer-reviewed publication • 2011

Improving Pacific Island meteorological data rescue and data visualization capabilities through involvement in emerging climate research programmes

Conference material • 2011

Program and Abstracts: Improving Pacific Island Meteorological Data Rescue and Data Visualisation Capabilities through Involvement in Emerging Climate Research Programmes

Report • 2011

Improving Understanding of Local-Scale Vulnerability in Atoll Island Countries: Developing Capacity to Improve In-Country Approaches and Research (Report)

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