An Assessment of Regional ICESat‐2 Sea‐Level Trends

Buzzanga, Brett; Heijkoop, Eduard; Hamlington, Benjamin D.; Nerem, R. Steven; Gardner, Alex

doi:10.1029/2020gl092327

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An Assessment of Regional ICESat‐2 Sea‐Level Trends

2021
By Buzzanga, Brett ; Heijkoop, Eduard ; Hamlington, Benjamin D. ; ...
Source: Geophysical Research Letters, 48(9)

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Geophysical Research Letters
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Buzzanga, Brett ; Heijkoop, Eduard ; Hamlington, Benjamin D. ; Nerem, R. Steven ; Gardner, Alex

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Sea-level rise is an important indicator of ongoing climate change and well observed by satellite altimetry. However, observations from conventional altimetry degrade at the coast where regional sea-level changes can deviate from the open-ocean and impact local communities. With the 2018 launch of the laser altimeter onboard ICESat-2, new high-resolution observations of ice, land, and ocean elevations are available. Here we assess the potential benefits of sea level measured by ICESat-2 by comparing to data from Jason-3 and tide gauges. We find good agreement in the linear rates computed from the independent observations, with an absolute average residual of 3.60 ± 0.03 cm yr−1 between
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