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David M. Bush

National Air Traffic Services (United Kingdom)

Also Known As

Bush, D, D Bush, D. Bush, D. M. Bush, D.E. Bush, D.M. Bush, DAVID M. BUSH, David Bush, David M. Bush, David M. Bush, Zev N. Grossman, Orr

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Citations

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All Affiliations

National Air Traffic Services (United Kingdom)University of West GeorgiaDuke UniversityUCL AustraliaCity, University of London
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About

David M. Bush is an author at National Air Traffic Services (United Kingdom) specializing in engineering, coastal management, and geography.

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Social Sciences

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Civil Engineering

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YearCitations

Utilization of geoindicators for rapid assessment of coastal-hazard risk and mitigation

David M. Bush, William J. Neal, Robert S. Young,

Ocean & Coastal Management

1999

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Application of the AMBUR R package for spatio-temporal analysis of shoreline change: Jekyll Island, Georgia, USA

Chester W. Jackson, Clark Alexander, David M. Bush

Computers & Geosciences

2011

93

Femoral Neck Stress Fracture in Air Force Basic Trainees

Kevin R. Kupferer, David M. Bush, John E. Cornell,

Military Medicine

2014

46

10.1016/0967-0653(96)80798-8

Robert S. Young, Orrin H. Pilkey, David M. Bush,

Time to knit

2000

45

10.1016/0967-0653(95)91803-5

R.W. Rodriguez, R. M. Webb, David M. Bush

Time to knit

2000

40

A London residential retrofit case study: Evaluating passive mitigation methods of reducing risk to overheating through the use of solar shading combined with night-time ventilation

Z De Grussa, Deborah Andrews, Gordon Lowry,

Building Services Engineering Research and Technology

2019

36

Requirements stability assessment using scenarios

David M. Bush, Anthony Finkelstein

Journal of Lightwave Technology

2004

33

Comment [on “Sea level rise shown to drive coastal erosion”]

Orrin H. Pilkey, Robert S. Young, David M. Bush

Eos

2000

22

Using Satisfaction Arguments to Enhance i* Modelling of an Air Traffic Management System

Neil Maiden, James Lockerbie, Debbie Randall,

2007

22

Exploring the impact of software requirements on system-wide goals: a method using satisfaction arguments and i* goal modelling

James Lockerbie, Neil Maiden, Jorgen Engmann,

Requirements Engineering

2011

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