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Publication Year	Title	Author(s), Editor(s), Other Contributor(s)
2011	Coupling human- and machine-driven mapping of SKOS thesauri	FUGAZZA CRISTIANO; VACCARI LORENZINO
2005	Coupling Meteorological and Hydrological Models for Floodforecasting	BARTHOLMES JENS; TODINI Ezio
2009	Coupling of Atmospheric Forcing and Ecosystem Dynamics in the Mediterranean Sea: Multi-Sensor Observations of Selected Environmental Hotspots	BARALE Vittorio; GADE Martin
2007	Coupling of Vegetation Growing Season Anomalies with Hemispheric and Regional Scale Climate Patterns in Central and East Siberia	BALZTER Heiko; GERARD France; WEEDON Graham; GREY Will; COMBAL BRUNO; BARTHOLOME' ETIENNE; BARTALEV Sergej; LOS Sietse
2010	Covariance Data of Experimental Observables in the Resonance Region	SCHILLEBEECKX Peter; BORELLA A.; KOPECKY Stefan; LAMPOUDIS CHRISTOS; MASSIMI C.; MOXON M.; OTSUKA N.; SIRAKOV I.
2008	Covariances Obtained from an Evaluation of the Neutron Cross Section Standards	CARLSON A. D.; BADIKOV S. A.; ZHENPENG Chen; GAI E.; HALE G. M.; HAMBSCH Franz-Josef; HOFMANN H. M.; KAWANO T.; LARSON N. M.; OH S. Y., et al
1985	The COVASTOL Program	LUCIA Alfredo; GRANDEMANGE J.; PELLISSIER-TANON A.
1990	Cover. Exceptional Fire Events in the Tropics. Southern Guinea, January 1987	GREGOIRE Jean-marie; MALINGREAU Jean-paul; LAPORTE Nadine
2004	CPDW Project in European Perspective	HOEKSTRA Eddo
2004	CPDW Project. Assessment of Cytotoxicological Potential of Products in Contact with Drinking Water.	ENKIRI F.; COLLE D.; GRUMMT T; MATTHEWS C.; MARCOS R.; WESTPHAL H.; HOEKSTRA Eddo; PHILIPPE M.; NEVEU P.
2003	CPDW Project. Assessment of Effect of High Level of Disinfectants on Product in Contact with Drinking Water	RIGAL S.; ASHWORTH J.; BENOLIEL M.; CARDOSO V.; VAN DER JADT H.; KLINGER J.; OTTAVIANI M.; TRINCKQUEL E.; VESCHETTI E.; WAGNER I., et al
2003	CPDW Project. Assessment of Migration of Non-Suspected Compounds from Products in Contact with Drinking Water by GC-MS.	JAMES H.; BONDANT M.; HOEKSTRA Eddo; LANGER S.; VAN LEERDAM T.; NOIJ Th.; STOTTMEISTER E.; VESCHETTI E.
2003	CPDW Project. Assessment of the Microbial Growth Support Potential of Products in Contact with Drinking Water.	VAN DER KOOIJ D.; ALBRECHTSEN H.-j.; CORFITZEN C.b.; ASHWORTH J.; PARRY I.; ENKIRI F.; HAMBSCH B.; HAMETNER C.; KLOIBER H.r.; VEENENDAAL H.r., et al
2003	CPDW Project. Review of High-Level Disinfection Practices in Drinking Water Distribution Systems in the EU Member States	RIGAL S.; ASHWORTH J.; BENOLIEL M.; VAN DER JADT H.; KLINGER J.; OTTAVIANI M.; WAGNER I.; HOEKSTRA Eddo
2005	Crack Initiation, Propagation, and Arrest in 316L Model Pipe Components under Thermal Fatigue	PAFFUMI ELENA; NILSSON KARL-FREDRIK; TAYLOR NIGEL; HURST ROGER; BACHE Martin
2007	Crack Tip Displacements of Microstructurally Small Cracks in 316L Steel and their Dependence on Crystallographic Orientations of Grains	NILSSON KARL-FREDRIK; SIMONOVSKI IGOR; CIZELJ LEON
2012	A Crane-Based Robotic-Device for Operating inside Storage Cells	CORNELLA Jordi; PUIG ALCORIZA David; SEQUEIRA Vitor
1996	Creating a World Wide Web Online Documentation System. Master Thesis ofr the Cand. ling. merc. degree at Handelshojskole Syd, Denmark	SORENSEN Tim
2013	Creating an international forum - The success story of the International Forum for Reactor Ageing Management (IFRAM)	BRENCHLEY David; BOND L.j.; CARPENTER C.e.; HWANG I.s.; MARTIN Oliver; REISTER Richard; SHOJI Tetsuo; TILLEY Ridge
2008	Creating Composite Indicators with DEA and Robustness Analysis: the Case of the Technology Achievement Index	CHERCHYE Laurens; MOESEN Willem; ROGGE Nicky; VAN PUYENBROECK Tom; SAISANA Michaela; SALTELLI ANDREA; LISKA ROMAN; TARANTOLA STEFANO

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