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Updated regional sea-level projections for Australia based on IPCC AR6 and CMIP6

Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation
Zhang, Xuebin ; McInnes, Kathy
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Updated sea-level projections for Australia mainly based on the IPCC AR6 and CMIP6 climate models, under 5 Shared Socioeconomic Pathways (SSPs) over the period 2020-2150, as well as a few derived datasets such as sea-level projections along coastline and at tide gauge stations, sea-level projection increment under different global warming increment levels.
Lineage: The regional sea-level projections for Australia were mainly based on the IPCC AR6 (Fox-Kemper et al. 2021), with two main updates: 1. The sea level component due to vertical land motion (VLM) is from the IPCC AR5 (Church et al. 2013), which only includes effects from Glacial Isostatic Adjustment (GIA); 2. Dynamic sea level component, related to ocean dynamics, is directly from CSIRO team’s processing of CMIP6 ensemble (Lyu et al. 2020), for better representing sea level dynamical features in coastal regions.

Available: 2025-06-13

Data time period: 2020-01-01 to 2150-12-31

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AR6 | Australia | CMIP6 | Climate Change Processes | Climate Change Science | Earth Sciences | Sea-level rise | sea-level projection |

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