Abstract:The rise of sea levels due to global warming is a problem of concern at an international scope and the causes are already known relatively clearly. Every year, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) creates a scenario for greenhouse gas emissions and predicts the global average sea-level rise rate accordingly. It is necessary to estimate the rate of sea-level rise to date in creating such a scenario. In particular, since the height of the sea level changes (SLC) continuously, the errors of SLC ma… Show more
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