global sea level reconstructiontide-gauge dataAD 1870 01 to 2004 12climate change simulationsAD 1990 to 2100[1] Multi-century sea-level records and climate models indicate an acceleration of sea-level rise, but no 20th century acceleration has previously been detected. A reco...
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Coastal flood risk assessments require accurate land elevation data. Those to date existed only for limited parts of the world, which has resulted in high uncertainty in projections of land area at risk of sea-level rise (SLR). Here we have applied the f
The results, reported on Wednesday in the journal Nature, are based on combined data from 24 satellite surveys and updated 2012 findings. They show that prior to 2012, Antarctica lost ice at a steady rate of 76 billion tons annually, making a 0.2 mm-per-year contribution to sea level rise...
IPCC sea level rise predictions are included for RCP 4.5 (blue) and RCP 8.5 (red). For Ecuador, the RCP climate change scenario did not influence the probability of nest flooding. Cohen’s kappa (κ) values for prediction (or not) of flooding for each nest compared in situ data with ...
Other already-visible impacts of global warming include worldwide glacier and sea ice melting, which contributes to sea level rise.10However, thermal expansion is a larger component in this, contributing 70-75% of sea level rise.13Some regions have experienced severe drought, leading to food-and...
Sea level rise seen along the U.S. Southeast and Gulf coasts over the last decade are "unprecedented in at least 120 years," scientists found.
Hector-BRICK simulates global sea-level rise, so gridded and local tide-gauge estimates (Permanent Service for Mean Sea Level (Data availability)) are constructed from Hector-BRICK results using a fingerprinting technique that accounts for regional variability due to mass redistribution from melting ...
Sea level rise seen along the U.S. Southeast and Gulf coasts over the last decade are "unprecedented in at least 120 years," scientists found.
ice sheets15, and GMSL projections from the field more broadly, as in our survey, where there was a relatively equal distribution of respondents with primary expertise in statistical or physical process modeling (32%), data collection or processing (35%), and impacts of sea-level rise (30%)...