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Coastal Processes and Influence on Damage to Urban Structures during Hurricane Irma (St-Martin & St-Barthélemy, French West Indies)

Tony Rey    
Frédéric Leone    
Thomas Candela    
Ali Belmadani    
Philippe Palany    
Yann Krien    
Raphael Cécé    
Monique Gherardi    
Matthieu Péroche and Narcisse Zahibo    

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