Book on waves and tides (oceanic)

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A user seeking books for IESO selection camp found a link with reading materials but was unable to identify a specific book titled "wavesandtides" due to a lack of author and title information. Another participant suggested that "Waves, Tides, and Shallow-water Processes" by John Wright, Angela Colling, and Dave Park is a likely match. The discussion also included curiosity about how the book was discovered, with the original poster attributing it to effective online searching skills.
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I needed some books for preparing for IESO selection camp and i searched net and found this link:
https://www.sites.google.com/site/ineso555/reading-materials
The last books on the list titled as wavesandtides is the one i am looking for. Sadly, they have only given two sample pages of the book(i loved that part). And there is no clue on the real name of the book and the author's name as well.

Can you help telling me what book this is?
 
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Waves, Tides, and Shallow-water Processes by John Wright, Angela Colling, and Dave Park looks like an exact match.
https://books.google.com/books?id=vrUpJeDKUgEC
Just outta curiosity How did you find this book? You bought it to see whether it matches(impossible) or have already read it as a part of a course?
 
Tahmeed said:
Just outta curiosity How did you find this book? You bought it to see whether it matches(impossible) or have already read it as a part of a course?
Google-fu.
 
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