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Sea-level rise science — components, observations, projections, and local relative sea-level assessment.

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## Overview

Sea level is rising from thermal expansion, melting glaciers and ice
sheets, and changing land water storage — but "global mean" hides
enormous local variation. This skill covers the budget components,
observation systems (tide gauges, altimetry, gravimetry), projection
methods, and how to compute relative sea level for a specific coastline.

## When to use

- Assessing coastal flood risk or planning coastal infrastructure
- Interpreting IPCC sea-level projections for a specific location
- Distinguishing global, regional, and local (relative) sea-level change
- Evaluating claims about acceleration, ice-sheet collapse, or "sunken" islands
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