Articles by protectsealevelrise

Sea level has been going up and down in the last millennia and while moving a camp wasn’t a big deal for our ancestors, moving […]

PROTECT paper #6 has been released! Future ice-shelf surface melt (and potential for hydrofracturing) and grounded-ice-sheet surface mass balance (and impact on sea level) in […]

Amélie started as a project manager for PROTECT on 1 February. You can contact her using manager[at]protect-slr.eu.

CORDIS journalists have covered a PROTECT paper, read the story here.

PROTECT paper #7 is published! Learn more about Greenland Blocking and its effect on the Greenland Ice Sheet melt. Here are the main results: The […]

Don’t forget to submit your abstract before 20 January to the EGU session dedicated to PROTECT: Bridging the gap between land-based cryosphere changes and local […]

Figure: Greenland surface mass balance comparison between downscaled CMIP5 and CMIP6 MAR simulations (Hofer et al., 2020) PROTECT paper number 5 “Greater Greenland Ice Sheet […]

In November 2020 a new beginner Elmer/Ice course took place. Due to the covid crisis, the course was held online during two weeks, instead of […]

PROTECT researchers Ruth Mottram and Anders Levermann and a member of the External Experts Advisory Board David Vaughan, answer you questions about what is happening […]