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The Sea Level, Waves & Remote Sensing and Coastal Hazards teams are part of the Climate Intelligence group in CSIRO’s Climate, Nature and Community Resilience program. This site contains information about our key areas of research – sea level change, waves, coastal extremes, and ocean energy. Data about sea levels including occasionally updated plots is available in the measurements and data section. We also include our estimates of global and regional sea level, links to other webpages and data sets, as well as a list of our publications...
Sea Level: Understanding the past – Improving projections for the future
The Oceans are changing - Many observations show that the ocean has been changing over the last several decades. About 93% of the excess...
Sea level extremes
Extreme sea levels are caused by a combination of physical processes operating on different time and space scales including tides, weather-driven storm surges and...
CSIRO: Ocean Waves
Ocean wind-waves are a dominant process in our coastal and near-shore regions. Understanding the characteristics of the mean and extreme wave climate, its variability,...
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