Sea level variability in Gulf of Guinea from satellite altimetry
Franck Eitel Kemgang Ghomsi,
Roshin P. Raj,
Antonio Bonaduce
et al.
Abstract:Coastal zones with dense populations, low elevations and/or inadequate adaptive capacity are on the frontline of unprecedented impacts from climate change. The Gulf of Guinea (GoG), stretching from Liberia to Gabon, is in particular vulnerable to coastal flooding caused by local and/or climate-induced sea level rise. In this region, interannual to decadal coastal sea level changes remain poorly understood, mainly due to a lack of tide gauge stations. Here we use nearly three decades (1993–2021) of satellite al… Show more
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