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AERODYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS OF VEHICLES DUE TO CROSS-WINDS

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Title
AERODYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS OF VEHICLES DUE TO CROSS-WINDS
Published in
Wind Engineers, JAWE, January 1994
DOI 10.5359/jawe.1994.59_71
Authors

Tatsuo Maeda

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