Titlebook: Sea Levels, Land Levels, and Tide Gauges; K. O. Emery,David G. Aubrey Book 1991 Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1991 Coast.Ocean.Tide.enviro

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Significance of Tide-Gauge Records,osing trends may be nearby or distant, and the records commonly are supported by others within groups of nearby stations. Short-term changes in the record caused by tides, storms, and tsunamis are filtered out by the hourly averaging process for each year of record.

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Causes of Relative Sea-Level Change,s have changed, and the land masses have been broken apart, been welded together, and have emerged or submerged. The challenge is to separate changes in level of the land from changes in level of the ocean surface in an unambiguous fashion, a task that only partly can be successful given the broad s

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Ancient to Modern Changes in Relative Sea Levels,ter but briefer changes caused by waves, tides, and episodic tsunamis and storm surges. Local changes of land level, however, often have been observed in association with uplift or downdrop along faults or folds that are at or near the shore. These movements may span several meters vertically in onl

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Previous Studies of Relative Sea Level from Tide Gauges,entury than can be expected from radiocarbon or other kinds of measurements. Annual average levels at each station can be computed and compared with levels at the same station during earlier or later years as well as at other stations. If the year-by-year changes are systematic at a given station, e

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Detailed Mapping of Tide-Gauge Records in Specific Regions,n. One such histogram (Fig. 37) is an update and modification of the insert at the lower left of Figure 35 and contains more than twice as many tide-gauge records. Note that the modal change of relative sea level is a rise of approximately +1.0 mm/y. and that rises and falls occur in both hemisphere

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