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Sea Level Trends

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Tuesday, October 15, 2013
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
The mean sea level (MSL) trends measured by tide gauges that are presented on this web site are local relative MSL trends as opposed to the global sea level trend. Tide gauge measurements are made with respect to a local fixed reference level on land; therefore, if there is some long-term vertical land motion occurring at that location, the relative MSL trend measured there is a combination of the global sea level rate and the local vertical land motion.
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Monitoring and Evaluation, Watershed Management and Restoration, Coastal Resilience, Aquaculture, Integrated Water Resource Management, Integrated Water Resource Management, Integrated Water Resource Management
Nexus Tag(s): 
Climate
Resource type: 
Map
Region & Countries: 
United States, North America

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