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Sea level variability in the Tropical Atlantic since 1993 and projections to 2100
Global Mean Sea Level (GMSL) is a critical climate metric that captures the cumulative effects of thermal expansion, changes in ocean mass and ice melt. Understanding GMSL is essential for coastal adaptation strategies, but regional variations can differ significantly from the global average, compli...
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Department of Oceanography
2025
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