Figure 9
Projected and global average sea-level rise vs. “geocentric” velocity at Australian sites. The top panel represents “geocentric” velocity in 2007 compared to the global average rate of sea-level rise used at the start (2007) of the IPCC (2014) RCP experiments for sea-level rise projections. The bottom panel represents “geocentric” velocity in 2018 compared to the current global average rate of sea-level rise AVISO (2019). The 95% CL are shown for all station records and global averages. See Figure 1 and Table 1 for station details.

Projected and global average sea-level rise vs. “geocentric” velocity at Australian sites. The top panel represents “geocentric” velocity in 2007 compared to the global average rate of sea-level rise used at the start (2007) of the IPCC (2014) RCP experiments for sea-level rise projections. The bottom panel represents “geocentric” velocity in 2018 compared to the current global average rate of sea-level rise AVISO (2019). The 95% CL are shown for all station records and global averages. See Figure 1 and Table 1 for station details.

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