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The JCR comprehensive indexes onCD are useful research tools as theyfacilitate rapid retrieval ofinformation such as author names,geographic locations, scientificnames,and specific subject matter.Each volume of the JCR is indexed bycontributing authors, geographicplace names, and subject. Systematicindexes are sometimes providedseparately if the papers in a volume­year contain numerous scientificnames, otherwise the systematicindex is incorporated into the subjectindex.Access to most special issues can be

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C.W., 2002. Long-term trends in shore protection based on papers appearing in the Journal of CoastalResearch, 1984-2000.JCR, 18(2),211-224.CharlesW.Finkl, Editor-in-ChiefJournal of Coastal Research

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No.2 (1986): Annotated Bibliography of Quaternary Shorelines, Fourth Su pple m e nt 1978-198:3 lout ofprintlNo.3 (1988,: Dune/Beach Interaction, Norbert P. Psutv (ed.). \$lTS 45.001No.4 (1988): The Effects of Seawalls on the Beach, N. (~. Kraus and O. l-!. Pilkev (eds.). \$lJS 4[).001No.5 (1~)89): High Concentration Cohesive Se-dime-nt Transport, A. J.l\lehta a'-ld E. ~J. Hayter rst:s 45.001No.6 (1990): Artificial Beaches. 1\1. L. Schwartz and E. C. F. Bird t ed s.). lout of print INo.7 (1990): Ra t.io n a l Design of Mound St.r uct.u re s. N. Kobayashi and lVI. ...A. Losada (eds. '. I$lTS 4;').001No.8 (1991): l m pact.s of Hurricane Hugo: Se pt.em he r 10-22,1989. C. W. Finkl and O. u. Pilkey (eds.). ISlTS 4;').001No.9 (1990): Proceedings oft.he Skagcu Svm pos iu ru (Septelnber 1990) lout of print INo. 10 (1992): Si mpl ifiod Technical Sumrna rv of the Complete Delta Works lout of print 1No. 11 (1991): Geology of Long Island Sound. P. T. Gavcs. H. S. Lewis. and H. ~J. Bokuniewicz (ed;.;. l. l$lTS 4;').001No. 12 (1994): Coastal Hazards, C. \V. Finkl (ed.). \$lTS 45.001No. 13 (19~)5): Atlas of Coastal Ceomorpho logv and Zonality. D. Kelletat l$lTS 411.001No. 14 (1995): l mpact.s of Sea- Level Rise on Developing Countries, H. Nicholls and S. P. Leathennan ISUS 4;').00 INo. 15 (199:3): Beach and Surf Zone Morphodvn am ics. A. D. Short (ed. l. I$US 45.001No. 16 (1992): International Bibliography of Coastal Geomorphology, D. Shennan (eel. l. isus 45.001No. 17 (1995): Hol orrno Cvclvs: Cl i matc. Sea Leve l, and Coastal Sed imentation. C. W. Finkl .cd. I. l$lTS 45.001No. 18 (199:3): Beach/l nlet Processes and Ma n agernerrt. A. J. l\lehta (ed. l. l$lTS 45.001No. 19 (199G): International Bibliography of Coastal Geonl0rphology, 1991-1994. D. Kelletat (ed.l. lout of print INo. 20 (1994 ): Co a sta I \Ve t 1and Lo ssin Lo u is ia 11a, D. F. B oe s ch (ed. ). I$lJS 45.001No. 21 (199G): l m pact.s of Hurricane And row (1992), G. \V. Stone and C. VV. Finkl t eds. l. isus 4;').001No. 22 (19~)G): The Polish Coast: Past. Present & Future, K. Rot.m icki (ed.). .sis 411.001No. 23 (1996): lTnderstanding Physical Processes at Inlets. A. J. l\lehta (ed.). .sus 4G.001No. 24 (1998): Island States at Hisk. S. P. Leat.he rmn n (ed.). I$lTS 45.00 INo. 25 (19~)7): Sr-d i mo nt Transport and Buoyancy in Estuaries. D. G. Aubrr-v (ed. l. [$lTS 45.001No. 26 (1~)98): Proct~edingsof the International Coastal Svmpo si um (iCS '98'. C.VV. Finkl and P. Bruun (ecb. ,. [SUS 60.001No. 27 (2000): Tidal Wetlands: Physical and Ecological Processes, P. Gondw i n and A. ~J. l\lehta (eds. I. isi:s 4G.00 1No. 28 (19991: Coastal Erosion Mapping and l\lanagelnent. S. P. Leat.herm a n ancll\I. Crowell (eds. l. l$lJS 4;').001No. 29 (2001): Natural and Artificial Reefs for Surfing and Coastal Protection. K. Black c! 01. (eds. l. l$lTS 45.001No. 30 (2001): Tidal Dvna m ics: Vol. 1, Theory and Analysis of Tidal Forces. F. G. \\Tood I$US 120.001No. 31 (2001): Tidal Dynalnics: Vol. 2. Extre~ne Tidal P~~aks and Coastal Flooding. F. G. \Vood .sus 120.001No. 34 (2002): Proceedings of the International Coastal Svm pos iu m (ICS 20(0). T. R. He a lv led.) I$US 120.001

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