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Volume 53
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Number 2
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1 May 2020
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Predicting Backward Erosion Piping Hazard, Lower Mississippi Valley, USA
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Coastal processes of the Russian Baltic (eastern Gulf of Finland and Kaliningrad area)
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Current and future role of instrumentation and monitoring in the performance of transport infrastructure slopes
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