Recent changes in sea level and their possible causes

Climatic Change

Volumn 5, Issue 1, 1983, Pages 15-38

  Barnett, T P ^a  

^a UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA   (United States)

Author keywords

[No Author keywords available]

Indexed keywords

GEOPHYSICS; METEOROLOGY - CLIMATOLOGY;

OCEANOGRAPHY;

GREAT DEPRESSION; INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION; KROPOTKIN; NINETEENTH CENTURY; UK; USA;

EID: 0020642237     PISSN: 01650009     EISSN: 15731480     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1007/BF02423425     Document Type: Article

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4. A New Discussion of the Changes in the Earth's Rate of Rotation
5. The Effect of Ocean Heat Capacity upon Global Warming Due to Increased Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide
6. Future Sea-Level Changes Due to West Antarctic Ice Sheet Fluctuations
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8. Secular Trend of the Earth's Rotation Pole: Consideration of Motion of the Latitude Observations
9. Continental Drift and True Polar Wandering
10. Investigation of Controversial Polar Motion Features Using Homogeneous International Latitude Service Data
11. Relative Sea Levels from Tide-Gauge Records
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13. On Postglacial Sea Level
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15. Global Sea Level Trend in the Past Century
16. Climate Impact of Increasing Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide
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18. The Determination of Land Emergence from Sea Level Observations in Southeast Alaska
19. The Role of Deep Sea Heat Storage in the Secular Response to Climatic Forcing
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21. New Data on Climatic Trends
22. Secular and Non-Polar Variation of Washington Latitude
23. Present Day Plate Motions
24. Separating the Secular Motion of the Pole from Continental Drift - Where and What to Observe
25. The Effect of Winds and Ocean Currents on the Annual Variation in Latitude
26. On the Geophysical Interpretation of Irregularities in the Rotation of the Earth
27. Sea Level and the Rotation of the Earth
28. Evidence from the Rotation of the Earth
29. Deglaciation effects on the Rotation of the Earth
30. Corrigendum
31. Sea Level at Southern California: A Decadal Fluctuation
32. Changes in Global Surface Temperature From 1880 to 1977 Derived From Historical Records of Sea Surface Temperature
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34. Statistical Evidence Indicating No Long-Term Climate Change in the Deep Waters of the North and South Pacific Oceans
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36. Polar Wandering and the Forced Responses of a Rotating, Multilayer Viscoelastic Planet
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38. Large-Scale Secular Trend in Steric Sea Level over the Western North Pacific from 1954–1974
39. Interannual Variability in the Barocline Gyre