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Catastrophic Storm Analysis in February 1979

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Authors:

Zdravko K. Belberov; Dobrina R. Kostichkova; R.N. Maniarova; U.P. Poliakov; V.I. Zahariev; U.M. Krilov

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Oceanology 9 (1982)
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Palazov, Atanas, and Hristo Stanchev. "Risks for the Population along the Bulgarian Black Sea Coast from Flooding Caused by Extreme Rise of Sea Level." Information & Security: An International Journal 24 (2009): 65-75.
APA style: Belberov, Z. K., Kostichkova D. R., Maniarova R.N., Poliakov U.P., Zahariev V.I., & Krilov U.M. (1982).  Catastrophic Storm Analysis in February 1979. Oceanology 9.
Chicago style: Belberov, Zdravko K., Dobrina R. Kostichkova, R.N. Maniarova, U.P. Poliakov, V.I. Zahariev, and U.M. Krilov. "Catastrophic Storm Analysis in February 1979." Oceanology 9 (1982).
IEEE style: Belberov, Z. K., D. R. Kostichkova, R.N. Maniarova, U.P. Poliakov, V.I. Zahariev, and U.M. Krilov, "Catastrophic Storm Analysis in February 1979", Oceanology 9, 1982.
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