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I-Chi Chan, Ph.D.

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2011 Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, United States 
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Civil Engineering, Marine and Ocean Engineering
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Philip L-F. Liu grad student 2011 Cornell (E-Tree)
 (Dynamics of long water waves: Wave-seafloor interactions, waves through a coastal forest, and wave runup.)

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Chan I, Liu PL-. (2012) On the runup of long waves on a plane beach Journal of Geophysical Research. 117
Park YS, Liu PL-, Chan I. (2012) Contact line dynamics and boundary layer flow during reflection of a solitary wave Journal of Fluid Mechanics. 707: 307-330
Mei CC, Chan I, Liu PL, et al. (2011) Long waves through emergent coastal vegetation Journal of Fluid Mechanics. 687: 461-491
Okal EA, Fritz HM, Synolakis CE, et al. (2010) Field survey of the Samoa Tsunami of 29 september 2009 Seismological Research Letters. 81: 577-591
Lian Y, Chan I, Xie H, et al. (2010) Improving HSPF Modeling Accuracy from FTABLES: Case Study for the Illinois River Basin Journal of Hydrologic Engineering. 15: 642-650
Chan I, Liu PL-. (2009) Responses of Bingham-plastic muddy seabed to a surface solitary wave Journal of Fluid Mechanics. 618: 155-180
Liu PL-, Chan I. (2007) On long-wave propagation over a fluid-mud seabed Journal of Fluid Mechanics. 579: 467-480
Lian Y, Chan I, Singh J, et al. (2007) Coupling of hydrologic and hydraulic models for the Illinois River Basin Journal of Hydrology. 344: 210-222
Liu PL-, Chan I. (2007) A note on the effects of a thin visco-elastic mud layer on small amplitude water-wave propagation Coastal Engineering. 54: 233-247
Chan I, Huang L, Hsieh P. (2003) Analysis of Water Waves Passing Over a Submerged Rectangular Dike Journal of Engineering Mechanics-Asce. 129: 613-626
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