First global sea level rise update of the new year - surprise, it's still going up...
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@edhartnett @RobbieMallett @esa_cryosat@NASA_ICE True. Yet if someone comes across 'https://t.co/kcnFe4cy0U' there's a reasonable chance that he will figure out what format it is...
New position open at @CLS_Group in the mission performance team. The job is about monitoring & enhancing the quality of sea level observations from space (https://t.co/mlnmbkEoDW). Feel free to DM me for extra info.
@TretornEdgar C'est une zone 30 à cet endroit ? J'habite dans ce coin, et il me semble que le chemin de la butte ne devient zone 30 que plus loin (avec une signalisation pas très claire). La piste cyclable est en effet souvent encombrée...
@CopernicusECMWF@ECMWF@CopernicusEU@carlo_tuitter@OceanTerra@frejaandTIH@CMEMS_EU We've recently updated uncertainty estimates on local sea level trends and accelerations (https://t.co/SDF2xRVzVd). Once mesoscale signals are removed, even the central Med Sea shows significant sea level rise (under our current knowledge of errors in the radar altimetry system)
@jacopaso@rdlarter @ScienseFikzion @ZLabe Sea level is generally measured as anomalies wrt a reference period. That would explain the negatives values.