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H.J. de Vriend

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A new method of decision support to river flood management
Conference paper (2003) - H.J. de Vriend, J.P.M. Dijkman

Advances in morphodynamics of tidal rivers and estuaries
Conference paper (2003) - H.J. de Vriend

Long-term morphological modelling for Feiyun estuary with ESTMORF
Conference paper (2003) - YB Shi, Zhengbing Wang, ZC Han, H.J. de Vriend

Modelling of flood defence measures in the Lower Yellow River using SOBEK
Conference paper (2003) - E. ir. Kemink, Zhengbing Wang, H.J. de Vriend, E van Beek

Modelling of coastal evolution on yearly to decadal time scales

Initial formation and evolution of channel-shoal patterns in estuaries
Conference paper (2003) - A Hibma, H.M. Schuttelaars, H.J. de Vriend

The coastal-tract (part 2): applications of aggregated modeling of lower-order coastal change

Sand-mud morphodynamics in a short tidal basin

Large-scale floodplain lowering along the River Waal: a stochastic prediction of morphological impacts
Conference paper (2002) - S. van Vuren, H van der Klis, H.J. de Vriend

Study to river bed scour in Yangtze River during flood
Conference paper (2002) - Yaocheng Li, Zhengbing Wang, H.J. de Vriend

Lange-termijn morfologische voorspelling
Book chapter (2002) - H.J. de Vriend

Morphology and asymmetry of vertical tide in the Westerschelde Estuary

Mechanisms of river bed scour in Yangtze River
Conference paper (2002) - Yaocheng Li, Zhengbing Wang, H.J. de Vriend

Lange-termijn morfologische voorspelling
Book chapter (2002) - H.J. de Vriend

Morfologie en Herinrichting

Model-based morphological prediction: from art to science
Conference paper (2001) - H.J. de Vriend

Toetsing ontwerp nevengeul Vianen
Report (2001) - H.J. de Vriend

Long-term morphological prediction
Book chapter (2001) - H.J. de Vriend

Morfologie en Herinrichting: onderzoeksprogramma
Report (2001) - H.J. de Vriend

Channel and shoal formation in estuaries
Conference paper (2001) - A Hibma, H.J. de Vriend, M.J.F. Stive