File:Sea level rise in a unconfined system coloured.png
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English: Water level and interface in an unconfined continental coastal aquifer with a sloping shoreface after sea level rise with inundation (modified from Jiao and Post, 2019) |
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| Author | Gabriel HY Lam |
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