One journal article has stated that “In response to a changing climate, SLR will not be spatially uniform, but show complex patterns, as indicated by available observations. As a result, some regions could experience local SLRs considerably faster and larger than the global mean, whereas the local SLR elsewhere may be well below the global mean or even negative.”
How to relate such variability in SLR with climate change?
Thanks J. M. Koli for sharing very interesting information. the relationship between massive glaciers gravitational pull and its effect on local sea level rise ... thanks again... things are more dynamic than we think
Due to global worming and coastal area of sedimentary supply.
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dear Fares F. Fares thanks for your expert inputs.
I can understand that global warming melting ice and increasing water level in the sea. As all the oceans are connected additional water should should affect all the coastal areas equally.
But I am not clear what you mean by " coastal area of sedimentary supply "... do you mean that sediment supply increasing the elevation of existing continental landmass? can you please explain in little details
Please read this website my dear
https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/earth-and-planetary-sciences/sea-level-rise
Dear Fares F. Fares thanks for the sharing. it will be very helpful if you suggest me the specific chapter or you suggesting me to read all the chapters
Massive glaciers exert a gravitational pull on nearby coastal waters and cause them to rise higher than they otherwise would. When glaciers melt, their mass redistributes, weakening their gravitational pull and causing the nearby water levels to drop. The melting ice in Antarctica, for example, causes more sea level rise on faraway New York than on the closer beaches of Sydney, scientists reported in 2017 in Science Advances. One of the major cause is global warming.
Thanks J. M. Koli for sharing very interesting information. the relationship between massive glaciers gravitational pull and its effect on local sea level rise ... thanks again... things are more dynamic than we think
It is purely a Geophysical Research oriented problem . Thanks Shahab for sharing a good discussion with your peers.
Thanks Jaydip Datta Samir M. Ismail Gaber Ahmed Ibrahim Hassan Izzeddin Sarsak Fares F. Fares for your interest and valuable contribution
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