In my study, I want to know of some related research about past sea level change in the area of Chesapeake Bay.Even though there are some articles about sea level change in last 100 years and models to simulation for the future.But ,our focus is the situation in the timescale of holocene,so I would appreciate if you can provide me some articles containing information or data about sea level change in Chesapeake Bay,especially in the holocene.
Thanks a lot.
A Google search of these words "sea level change in the Chasapeake pdf" will keep you busy for quite a while. There's a LOT of material. If you cannot do a Goggle search, let me know and I will list out.
East American coast raises a lot of focus on sea level, in terms of mean SL, tides and even extremes. JGR published a few new papers recently with interesting perspectives of view. Enjoy!
Think there is a major USEPA report that covers Chesapeake Bay. Others too.
I attached report! I have visited ECN several times and gave seminars on a number of occasions!
I agree with Xiangbo and John; there is quite a bit of material, especially in JGR and GRL. A simple search with Google Scholar ought to reveal quite a bit, but here's a paper I collaborated on to help get you started.
Article Is sea level rise accelerating in the Chesapeake Bay? A demo...
Please look at this: Bratton, J.F., Colman, S.M., Thieler, E.R. and Seal, R.R.I. 2003. Birth of the modern Chesapeake Bay estuary 7.4 to 8.2 ka and implications for global sea-level rise. Geo-Marine Letters, v. 22, 188-197
My comment: The ca. 20 m rise is less likely.
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