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Bornschein, A. / Great Britain

Lessons learned from the flood 2002 in Saxony/Germany

Bornschein, A. / Great Britain

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Title:

Lessons learned from the flood 2002 in Saxony/Germany

Contributors:

Bornschein, A. (author) / Great Britain

Conference:

40TH, Defra flood and coastal management conference ; 2005 ; York, England

Published in:

Defra flood and coastal management conference ; 05b-3

PROCEEDINGS OF THE DEFRA FLOOD AND COASTAL MANAGEMENT CONFERENCE

Publication date:

2005-01-01

Size:

05b-3

Remarks:

Shelved in Conference Index

Type of media:

Conference paper

Type of material:

Print

Language:

English

Keywords:

Flood management , Coastal management , Defra

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