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Sannasiraj S AProfessor of Ocean Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology MadrasVerified email at iitm.ac.in
Sriram VIndian Institute of Technology MadrasVerified email at iitm.ac.in
Sourav SilAssociate Professor, School of Earth, Ocean and Climate Sciences, IIT BhubaneswarVerified email at iitbbs.ac.in
Samiran MandalAssistant Professor, Centre for Atmospheric Sciences, IIT DelhiVerified email at cas.iitd.ac.in

V G Shashank

V G Shashank

IIT Bhubaneswar

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Storm Surge Coastal Inundation Atmosphere and Oceanic Circulations Finite Element Method


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Impact of varying landfall time and cyclone intensity on storm surges in the Bay of Bengal using ADCIRC model VG Shashank, S Mandal, S Sil Journal of Earth System Science 130 (4), 1-16, 2021	10	2021
Improvements in wind field hindcast for storm surge predictions in the Bay of Bengal: A case study for the tropical cyclone Varadah VG Shashank, V Sriram, SA Sannasiraj Applied Ocean Research 127, 103324, 2022	9	2022
A new surge index with the incorporation of cyclone track approach angle information for the Bay of Bengal VG Shashank, V Sriram, H Schüttrumpf, SA Sannasiraj Coastal Engineering 188, 104429, 2024	2	2024
Effect of Bottom Friction and Wind Drag Coefficient on Tropical Cyclone Storm Surge Hindcast in the Bay of Bengal VG Shashank, V Sriram, H Schüttrumpf, SA Sannasiraj International Association for Hydraulic Environmental Engineering and …, 2022	1	2022
Investigation of morphodynamic response to the storm-induced currents and waves in the Bay of Bengal VG Shashank, V Sriram, H Schüttrumpf, SA Sannasiraj Applied Ocean Research 153, 104285, 2024		2024

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