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Improved flood hazard mapping through depth-velocity analysis: evidence from the Roon and Ly Hoa river basins, Vietnam

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By Vu Ngan, Dinh Nhat Quang, Ho Sy Tam
| Taylor & Francis Online
Advanced search International Journal of River Basin Management Latest Articles Submit an article Journal homepage Full Article Figures & data References Citations Metrics Reprints & Permissions Read this article /doi/full/10.1080/15715124.2026.2616319?needAccess=true ABSTRACT Accurate flood hazard mapping is essential for risk-informed planning, especially in regions prone to deep inundation and high-velocity flows.
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Seasonal and Inter-Annual Shoreline Dynamics Along Tam Tien Beach, Central Vietnam: Insights from Satellite Imagery Analysis

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By Dinh Nhat Quang, Nguyen Viet, Masatoshi Yuhi, Tran Hoai
| MDPI
1. Introduction Coastal areas have, on average, two to three times higher population densities than inland regions [1]. These coastal environments are under threat from many drivers, such as sea-level rise, natural and human-induced subsidence, changes to wind and storminess, salinization, rising river levels in their coastal parts (the backwater effect), rising water tables, reduced sediment supply, eutrophication, intertidal destruction and land claim, farming, urbanization, and tourism [1,2,3].
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First long-term outcome data for the MicraVR™ transcatheter pacing system: data from the largest prospective German cohort

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By van den Bruck, Dinh Nhat Quang
| paperity.org
Clinical Research in Cardiology, Aug 2023 The MicraVR™ transcatheter pacing system (TPS) has been implemented into clinical routine for several years. The primary recipients are patients in need for VVI pacing due to bradycardia in the setting of atrial fibrillation (AF). Implantation safety and acute success have been proven in controlled studies and registries. So far only few long-term real-life data on TPS exist.
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