Projecting Sea-Level Rise: from Ice Sheets to Local Implications
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PROTECT paper #12: Projected land ice contributions to twenty-first-century sea-level rise

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PROTECT paper #8: sea level rise – the effect of subsidence

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PROTECT: a visual presentation of the project

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Latest news

New publication: Rethinking Sea-Level Projections Using Families and Timing Differences

7:53 am 21 Sep 2022

Sea Level 2022 Conference

2:03 pm 26 Aug 2022

New publication: Fate of the world’s biggest ice sheet is in our hands

12:58 pm 24 Aug 2022

A research topic on climate services for adaptation has now been published with support from PROTECT

9:49 am 05 Jul 2022

New publication: Ice-Dynamical Glacier Evolution Modeling—A Review

11:54 am 08 Jun 2022

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#Adaptation | @ProtectSlr contributes to the #Science and #solutions for #ClimateResilient Europe

👇Read more @HorizonEU https://twitter.com/HorizonEU/status/1574672062861512706

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21 Sep

@ProtectSlr @DrSealevel For a short summary of this paper (also with @Gundula_Winter) : https://twitter.com/Lijnonline/status/1509892936477126674

Marjolijn Haasnoot@Lijnonline

In our new paper we, a sea level rise, coastal hazard, and adaptation scientist, worked together (and this was fun😊). The result: SLR families, a new approach to analysing SLR uncertainty, and a reflection on how this can be used for adaptation. @deltares @UUGeo @NIOZnieuws https://twitter.com/DrSealevel/status/1509856327098671106

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21 Sep

#Publication | New @ProtectSlr article: Rethinking #SeaLevel Projections Using Families and Timing Differences 🌊

👉To help decision makers "see the forest for the trees" @DrSealevel @Lijnonline

🔗https://agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1029/2021EF002576

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This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement 869304.

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