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Ya-Chen Lin (林亞震) , born in Taiwan on Jan. 3, I am currently a bachelor student at the Department of Harbor and River Engineering at National Taiwan Ocean University. My interest is on the wave overtopping of sea defenses and related structures in coastal engineering. or
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