damien pham van bang

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École de technologie supérieure - Université du Québec,

Canada

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Dr. Damien Pham Van Bang is a Professor at École de Technologie Supérieure, Université du Québec in Canada. His research focuses on coastal dynamics, sediment transport, and the impacts of fluid flows on structures, as demonstrated in his recent articles. His work includes investigations into tsunami-like flow impacts, the use of cohesive model materials in erosion experiments, and the assessment of sediment dynamics at various coastal locations.

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Stephane Rodrigues

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Université de Tours

FRANCE

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Christophe Chevalier

Université Gustave Eiffel

FRANCE

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Sylvain S. GUILLOU

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École Nationale Supérieure d'Ingénieurs de Caen et Centre de Recherche

FRANCE

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Jacob Stolle

Assistant Professor

INRS Eau Terre Environnement

CANADA

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Christos Tsabaris

Section Head

Hellenic Centre for Marine Research

GREECE

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Articles (18)

Negatively Buoyant Debris Impact under Tsunami-Like Flows

Evaluation of Coastal Sediment Dynamics Utilizing Natural Radionuclides and Validated In-Situ Radioanalytical Methods at Legrena Beach, Attica Region, Greece

Using Cohesive Model Materials in Mud Erosion Experiments

Investigation of 3D circulation and secondary flows in the St. Lawrence fluvial estuary at a tidal junction

Error assessment of reconstructed 3D Digital Replica Models: From Computed Tomography data to pore-scale simulations

Numerical investigation of the scour around a diamond- and square-shaped pile in a narrow channel

A 3D Numerical Study on the Tidal Asymmetry, Residual Circulation and Saline Intrusion in the Gironde Estuary (France)

Flow Around a Pile Under Highly Non-linear Waves Using an Unstructured Finite-Volume Technique

Numerical Study of the Flow and Blockage Ratio of Cylindrical Pier Local Scour

Numerical Study on Measures for Protecting the Go-Cong Coastlines (Vietnam) from Erosion

Two-Phase Flow Modeling for Bed Erosion by a Plane Jet Impingement

Two-phase experimental and numerical studies on scouring at the toe of vertical seawall

Three-Dimensional Hydrostatic Curved Channel Flow Simulations Using Non-Staggered Triangular Grids

Two-dimensional modeling of fine sediment transport with mixed sediment and consolidation: Application to the Gironde Estuary, France

Bar pattern and sediment sorting in a channel contraction/expansion area: Application to the Loire River at Bréhémont (France)

Three-dimensional simulation of horseshoe vortex and local scour around a vertical cylinder using an unstructured finite-volume technique

Using rocking frequencies of bridge piers for scour monitoring

An unstructured finite volume method based on the projection method combined momentum interpolation with a central scheme for three-dimensional nonhydrostatic turbulent flows

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Stephane Rodrigues

Christophe Chevalier

Sylvain S. GUILLOU

Jacob Stolle

Christos Tsabaris

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