Dredd Blog: 2021-10-31

Wednesday, November 3, 2021

The Way of Civilizations - 2

I. What

What is 'civilization' in the context of this and other Dredd Blog series?

Especially the series (Civilization Is Now On Suicide Watch, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9).

The answer is:

"World civilization means the nations of the world interconnected by trade, travel, treaties, and international commerce.

So, when climate change scientists talk about dangers to the existence of civilization they do not mean that the population of human beings as a species is going to become extinct.

In other words, the human species would live on even if civilization ended.

For example, Greenland alone has enough ice that if that ice was to melt it would raise the world's ocean level by 21 feet (~7 meters).

That alone would destroy the ocean-port cities of the civilized world, and thereby destroy world civilization by destroying its primary commerce.

But if you add Antarctica to the equation, much more than just the coastal ports would be lost, because the ocean level would rise beyond belief."

(What Do You Mean - World Civilization?). In our time civilization has become intertwined perhaps more than in previous versions.

Just in case any readers are thinking that 'it can't happen here', let's remember history and herstory in terms of the story of bad choices:

"But always TCS [the creep state] is primarily the population segment diagnosed as a despotic minority which the once most-often-quoted historian, Toynbee, fingered as one of the members of the trinity of extinction that he found in all civilizations that were about to become very successful at becoming extinct:

That something is the dementia that produces and ends up in suicide:

"In other words, a society does not ever die 'from natural causes', but always dies from suicide or murder --- and nearly always from the former, as this chapter has shown."
(A Study of History, by Arnold J. Toynbee). There is no cure for the final symptom of that group dementia, there is only prevention by way of avoiding it altogether in the first place.

The components of that group dementia were pointed out in an encyclopedia piece concerning that historian quoted above:

"In the Study Toynbee examined the rise and fall of 26 civilizations in the course of human history, and he concluded that they rose by responding successfully to challenges under the leadership of creative minorities composed of elite leaders. Civilizations declined when their leaders stopped responding creatively, and the civilizations then sank owing to the sins of nationalism, militarism, and the tyranny of a despotic minority. Unlike Spengler in his The Decline of the West, Toynbee did not regard the death of a civilization as inevitable, for it may or may not continue to respond to successive challenges. Unlike Karl Marx, he saw history as shaped by spiritual, not economic forces" ...
(Encyclopedia Britannica, emphasis added). The show stopper, in terms of remedy, in this type of group dementia is that it is a contagious dementia.
(Etiology of Social Dementia - 18). That particular "minority" is not a racial or ethnic minority, rather, it is primarily composed of a destructive suicidal trance (Choose Your Trances Carefully, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8).

(Arrested Development: The Creep State). The long and the short of it is that cultures devolve over and over again because bad choices exceed good choices."

(How To Enjoy The End Of Bad Choices). It is no deep dark secret that civilizations typically and habitually die out from the bad choices they make.

II. Where & Who

Our current civilization's membership nations, in various degrees, contain instances of nationalism, militarism, as well as despotic minorities.

But the 'minorities' Toynbee is talking about is 'their leaders', which is another way of saying their governments ("Civilizations declined when their leaders...").

The governments, the leaders, are in attendance at COP26, but I don't expect the high level talks or news reports to mention 'the grounding line', so I will.

The appendices to today's post show the seawater temperatures at depths where the seawater is in contact with the ice at tidewater glaciers in Antarctica (and Greenland).

The "Conservative Temperature, Quantum Proportion, Photon Count, and Heat Content" Graphs show temperatures at three pelagic depths (epipelagic(0-200m), mesopelagic(201-1000m), and bathypelagic(1001-4000m)).

In particular, these graphs show the difference in the seawater temperatures at the north (layer 0) and south (layer 16) polar regions, as well as at the equator (layer 9).

Notice that the deeper waters (green and brown colors) are warmer than the shallow waters (red color) in the polar regions.

To the contrary, in the equatorial area the deeper waters are colder than the shallow waters.

Compare that to the appendix containing the Ice Melt Temperature Graphs which reveal that the warmer waters reach down to the grounding line of tidewater glaciers (in all five Antarctic coastal areas).

III. When

Table 1. Estimated potential maximum sea-level rise from the total melting of present-day glaciers and polar ice caps. Source: USGS
Location	Volume (km³)	Potential sea-level rise, (m)
East Antarctic ice sheet	26,039,200	64.80
West Antarctic ice sheet	3,262,000	8.06
Antarctic Peninsula	227,100	.46
Greenland	2,620,000	6.55
All other ice caps, ice fields, and valley glaciers	180,000	.45
Total	32,328,300	80.32
Note: 80.32 meters = 263.5 feet

Which means that right now, about 270 years after the industrial revolution began, forces are marshaling to take-out yet another civilization.

The ice sheets are in jeopardy of melting catastrophically.

This is a significant factor in terms of sea level change because the warmer waters, which are above (warmer than) the ice-melt temperature, are in contact with tens of thousands of kilometers (~58,000 km) of glacial ice.

The previous post in this series is here.

Tuesday, November 2, 2021

The Extinction of Robust Sea Ports - 13

Fig. 1 Too Big To Fail?

This series has been about the impact of sea level change as it applies to world seaports.

There is little to no doubt that a large number of seaports, as they exist today, will "go extinct."

Yes, the very thing international sea trade depends on (the oceans) will have caused their demise or their greatest challenge.

The questions about this eventuality are therefore: 1) about a reconstruction, or not, of those seaports, and 2) about the intellectual and philosophical perplexity that will be discussed for centuries into the future.

Nevertheless, it is likely that in any developing scenario, the original port will no longer exist (The Extinction of Robust Sea Ports, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12).

Today's appendices and graphs are the downstream results of technological evolution which have given us the ability to see the seaport catastrophe approaching:

Fig. 2 We Melt Glaciers For You

"When the mercury thermometer was invented in 1714, it took the scientific world by storm. On his transatlantic crossing in the year 1724, Benjamin Franklin recorded water temperatures by periodically dipping a thermometer into the ocean. By 1850, weather stations across the globe had gleaned a record of air temperatures over land. For the first time,scientists could track Earth’s temperature. And over time, it became clear that temperature was rising."

(NASA Missing heat, Scientists search the deep oceans to balance Earth’s energy budget). As it turned out, some 90-93% of the Sun's radiation was flowing into the oceans.

This would eventually lead to the discovery of the green house effect (global warming), which eventually caused Oil-Qaeda to stop bragging about how its products were melting glaciers (Fig. 2), and also caused the military to announce circa 2009 that global warming was a national security risk (Global Climate & Homeland Insecurity).

Then the paid-for research began to abound with 'where da heat at' type papers:

"But after rapid warming in the 1980s and 1990s, the rate seemed to slow. Continued high continental temperatures were offset by curiously cool ocean surfaces. Yet most scientific evidence, and the inexorable increases in heat trapping greenhouse gases, indicated global temperatures should be climbing at a greater rate. This missing heat had to go somewhere—if not in the surface layers, where?"

(ibid). In a recent paper Dredd Blog complained about yet another paper that came out and confused 'signal' with 'noise' and skimmed the surface once again (Quantum Oceanography - 15).

When you hear one of those "where da heat at?" papers, think on these posts (In Search Of Ocean Heat, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10).

"Richard Allan, a professor of climate science at the University of Reading, contends the heat is not really missing. “People are looking for a simple explanation of where the heat is going,” Allan said ... Complicating matters, different ocean layers store and release heat at different rates. Water temperatures near the ocean surface tend to be more variable, because there is a constant heat exchange with the air circulating above. Deeper ocean layers, however, exchange heat more slowly than surface layers and release that stored heat on much longer time scales.... So to find the missing heat, researchers dove into the oceans. Answers in the ocean Scientists still measure ocean temperature by submerging instruments, but now they tap a global network of thousands of submersible floats. Deployed by the Argo project, these meter- long tubes contain temperature, salinity, and pressure sensors. They are designed to dive, drift, and then surface to relay data on ten-day cycles. The project began in 2000 with floats diving to 1,000 meters (0.62 miles), and since 2005, floats have been diving to 2,000 meters (1.24 miles). Argo floats permit researchers to observe deeper layers of the ocean that absorb heat over longer time scales. Once Allan and his colleagues had data from both the floats and the satellite instruments, they could calculate the energy imbalance. They found that the “missing” heat had actually been continuing to build up over the satellite record and the only place it could be was lurking beneath the ocean surface."

(ibid). Why brag about "1,000 meters ... 2,000 meters" when the average ocean depth is "3,682 metres" (is almost half-right sufficient)?

And speaking of understatements:

"The historical evolution of Earth’s energy imbalance can be quantified by changes in the global ocean heat content. However, historical reconstructions of ocean heat content often neglect a large volume of the deep ocean ... "20th century cooling of the deep ocean contributed to delayed acceleration of Earth’s energy imbalance ..."

(Nature Communications). The bigger problem is that the ocean models, and therefore the ocean model makers, do not know what ocean heat is:

"The variable that is currently used for this purpose in ocean models is potential temperature referenced to the sea surface, θ, but it does not accurately represent the conservation of heat ... it is perfectly valid to talk of potential enthalpy, h⁰, as the 'heat content' ...”

(Potential Enthalpy: A Conservative Oceanic Variable for Evaluating Heat Content and Heat Fluxes, McDougall 2003, pp. 945-46). That is because they do not use the 'new' oceanographic standard (TEOS-10), but cling instead to the old standard (EOS 80).

So, that leads us once again to appendices, which are linked-to in the following menu of depths up to 2,000 meters:

(HTML) Single Coastline Countries	(HTML) Multi Coastline Countries	Coastline Graphs
Appendix: A-C	Appendix: A-C	Appendix: A-C
Appendix: D-G	Appendix: D-G	Appendix: D-G
Appendix: H-L	Appendix: H-L	Appendix: H-L
Appendix: M-O	Appendix: M-O	Appendix: M-O
Appendix: P-T	Appendix: P-T	Appendix: P-T
Appendix: U-Z	Appendix: U-Z	Appendix: U-Z

I modified these graphs (third column) to show range, average, and in situ values for the sea levels shown at various seaports in various World Ocean Database zones.

Also, here are 'Sizemographs' from Quantum Oceanography - 15 which show thermal expansion and contraction down to the bottom (>5,000 meters):

Appendices

Watch out for noise.

The previous post in this series is here.

Ext SP 13 SGL A-C

This is an appendix to: The Extinction of Robust Sea Ports - 13

Country: Argentina, Coastal Id: 860

Seaport Data:

List #	Port Link	Coastline Code	WOD Zone
1	Mar del Plata AR MDQ	860	5305
2	Buenos Aires AR BUE	860	5305
3	Concepcion del Uruguay AR COU	860	5305
4	Necochea AR NEC	860	5305

Tide Gauge Data:

List #	Station Name	Stn Link	Coastline Code	WOD Zone
1	BUENOS AIRES	157	860	5305
2	QUEQUEN	223	860	5305
3	MAR DEL PLATA (NAVAL BASE)	819	860	5305
4	PALERMO	832	860	5305
5	MAR DEL PLATA (PUERTO)	857	860	5305
6	ISLA MARTIN GARCIA	864	860	5305
7	RIO SANTIAGO	897	860	5305
8	MAR DE AJO	1542	860	5305

Summary for Argentina (Coastline Code: 860, WOD Zone: 5305):

Distance from Zone's center to Cryosphere Locations & (SLC type):

Third Pole: ~17,126.42 km (SLR)
Svalbard: ~13,598.40 km (SLR)
Glacier Bay: ~12,785.31 km (SLR)
Greenland: ~12,434.99 km (SLR)
Antarctica: ~5,983.70 km (SLR)
Patagonia: ~1,025.51 km (SLF)

SLC: 1st yr (1905) 7,033.33 RLR --> final yr (2019) 7,127.67 RLR {+94.34 mm total}

1) Patagonia's SLF influence diminishes the SLR total (it would be higher);
2) Some land level changes may take place;
3) Ghost water amount of SLR total: ~25.47 mm;
4) Third Pole Info (third largest Cryosphere area).

(Argentina) Seaport Data:

List #	Port Link	Coastline Code	WOD Zone
1	Bahia Blanca AR BHI	860	5306
2	Rosario AR ROS	860	5306
3	Santa Fe AR SFN	860	5306

(Argentina) Tide Gauge Data:

List #	Station Name	Stn Link	Coastline Code	WOD Zone
1	ROSALES	870	860	5306

Summary for Argentina (Coastline Code: 860, WOD Zone: 5306):

Distance from Zone's center to Cryosphere Locations & (SLC type):

Third Pole: ~17,507.41 km (SLR)
Svalbard: ~13,980.62 km (SLR)
Glacier Bay: ~12,829.65 km (SLR)
Greenland: ~12,773.44 km (SLR)
Antarctica: ~5,679.06 km (SLR)
Patagonia: ~555.31 km (SLF)

SLC: 1st yr (1957) 6,936.50 RLR --> final yr (1970) 7,029.32 RLR {+92.82 mm total}

1) Patagonia's SLF influence diminishes the SLR total (it would be higher);
2) Some land level changes may take place;
3) Ghost water amount of SLR total: ~25.06 mm;
4) Third Pole Info (third largest Cryosphere area).

(Argentina) Seaport Data:

List #	Port Link	Coastline Code	WOD Zone
1	Comodoro Rivadavia AR CRD	860	5406

(Argentina) Tide Gauge Data:

List #	Station Name	Stn Link	Coastline Code	WOD Zone
1	COMODORO RIVADAVIA	181	860	5406
2	PUERTO DESEADO	185	860	5406
3	PUERTO MADRYN	501	860	5406
4	PIRAMIDE	867	860	5406

Summary for Argentina (Coastline Code: 860, WOD Zone: 5406):

Distance from Zone's center to Cryosphere Locations & (SLC type):

Third Pole: ~17,688.54 km (SLR)
Svalbard: ~14,681.41 km (SLR)
Greenland: ~13,450.29 km (SLR)
Glacier Bay: ~13,194.13 km (SLR)
Antarctica: ~5,033.08 km (SLR)
Patagonia: ~457.04 km (SLF)

SLC: 1st yr (1944) 6,910.00 RLR --> final yr (2019) 7,137.25 RLR {+227.25 mm total}

1) Patagonia's SLF influence diminishes the SLR total (it would be higher);
2) Some land level changes may take place;
3) Ghost water amount of SLR total: ~61.36 mm;
4) Third Pole Info (third largest Cryosphere area).

(Argentina) Seaport Data:

List #	Port Link	Coastline Code	WOD Zone
1	Ushuaia AR USH	860	5506
2	Rio Gallegos AR RGL	860	5506

(Argentina) Tide Gauge Data:

List #	Station Name	Stn Link	Coastline Code	WOD Zone
1	USHUAIA I	874	860	5506
2	USHUAIA II	1271	860	5506

Summary for Argentina (Coastline Code: 860, WOD Zone: 5506):

Distance from Zone's center to Cryosphere Locations & (SLC type):

Third Pole: ~17,248.87 km (SLR)
Svalbard: ~15,805.42 km (SLR)
Greenland: ~14,585.15 km (SLR)
Glacier Bay: ~13,996.64 km (SLR)
Antarctica: ~3,912.63 km (SLR)
Patagonia: ~1,536.64 km (SLF)

SLC: 1st yr (1957) 6,903.00 RLR --> final yr (2006) 6,954.00 RLR {+51 mm total}

1) Patagonia's SLF influence diminishes the SLR total (it would be higher);
2) Some land level changes may take place;
3) Ghost water amount of SLR total: ~13.77 mm;
4) Third Pole Info (third largest Cryosphere area).

Country: Australia, Coastal Id: 680

Seaport Data:

List #	Port Link	Coastline Code	WOD Zone
1	Darwin AU DRW	680	3113

Tide Gauge Data:

List #	Station Name	Stn Link	Coastline Code	WOD Zone
1	DARWIN	935	680	3113
2	MILNER BAY (GROOTE EYLANDT)	1160	680	3113

Summary for Australia (Coastline Code: 680, WOD Zone: 3113):

Distance from Zone's center to Cryosphere Locations & (SLC type):

Patagonia: ~13,595.72 km (SLR)
Greenland: ~13,129.76 km (SLR)
Svalbard: ~12,039.30 km (SLR)
Glacier Bay: ~11,214.79 km (SLR)
Antarctica: ~8,544.55 km (SLR)
Third Pole: ~7,058.33 km (SLR)

SLC: 1st yr (1991) 6,967.46 RLR --> final yr (2020) 7,105.95 RLR {+138.49 mm total}

1) There is no SLF influence on the SLR total;
2) Some land level changes may take place;
3) Ghost water amount of SLR total: ~37.39 mm;
4) Third Pole Info (third largest Cryosphere area).

(Australia) Seaport Data:

List #	Port Link	Coastline Code	WOD Zone
1	Townsville AU TSV	680	3114
2	Cairns AU CNS	680	3114

(Australia) Tide Gauge Data:

List #	Station Name	Stn Link	Coastline Code	WOD Zone
1	TOWNSVILLE I	637	680	3114
2	KARUMBA	835	680	3114
3	CAIRNS	953	680	3114
4	WEIPA	1157	680	3114
5	BOOBY ISLAND	1268	680	3114
6	INCE POINT	1300	680	3114
7	GOODS ISLAND	1368	680	3114
8	PORT DOUGLAS 2	1471	680	3114
9	CAPE FERGUSON	1492	680	3114
10	MOURILYAN HARBOUR	1629	680	3114
11	LUCINDA	1630	680	3114
12	TURTLE HEAD	1749	680	3114

Summary for Australia (Coastline Code: 680, WOD Zone: 3114):

Distance from Zone's center to Cryosphere Locations & (SLC type):

Greenland: ~13,343.91 km (SLR)
Patagonia: ~12,964.77 km (SLR)
Svalbard: ~12,446.25 km (SLR)
Glacier Bay: ~10,795.66 km (SLR)
Antarctica: ~8,336.99 km (SLR)
Third Pole: ~7,964.07 km (SLR)

SLC: 1st yr (1959) 6,865.88 RLR --> final yr (2020) 6,950.05 RLR {+84.17 mm total}

1) There is no SLF influence on the SLR total;
2) Some land level changes may take place;
3) Ghost water amount of SLR total: ~22.73 mm;
4) Third Pole Info (third largest Cryosphere area).

(Australia) Seaport Data:

List #	Port Link	Coastline Code	WOD Zone
1	Mackay AU MKY	680	3214

(Australia) Tide Gauge Data:

List #	Station Name	Stn Link	Coastline Code	WOD Zone
1	MACKAY	564	680	3214
2	HAY POINT	1246	680	3214
3	SHUTE HARBOUR 2	1569	680	3214
4	BOWEN II	2074	680	3214

Summary for Australia (Coastline Code: 680, WOD Zone: 3214):

Distance from Zone's center to Cryosphere Locations & (SLC type):

Greenland: ~13,952.79 km (SLR)
Svalbard: ~13,150.57 km (SLR)
Patagonia: ~12,172.85 km (SLR)
Glacier Bay: ~11,069.49 km (SLR)
Third Pole: ~8,767.91 km (SLR)
Antarctica: ~7,709.96 km (SLR)

SLC: 1st yr (1960) 6,845.67 RLR --> final yr (2019) 7,064.42 RLR {+218.75 mm total}

1) There is no SLF influence on the SLR total;
2) Some land level changes may take place;
3) Ghost water amount of SLR total: ~59.06 mm;
4) Third Pole Info (third largest Cryosphere area).

(Australia) Seaport Data:

List #	Port Link	Coastline Code	WOD Zone
1	Brisbane AU BNE	680	3215

(Australia) Tide Gauge Data:

List #	Station Name	Stn Link	Coastline Code	WOD Zone
1	YAMBA	310	680	3215
2	BALLINA	319	680	3215
3	BRISBANE (WEST INNER BAR)	822	680	3215
4	GLADSTONE	825	680	3215
5	BUNDABERG BURNETT HEADS	1154	680	3215
6	EVANS HEAD	1229	680	3215
7	MOOLOOLABA 2	1493	680	3215
8	GOLD COAST SEAWAY 2	1704	680	3215
9	ROSSLYN BAY	1760	680	3215
10	PORT ALMA	2072	680	3215
11	URANGAN II	2073	680	3215
12	BRUNSWICK HEADS	2310	680	3215
13	TWEED HEADS	2314	680	3215
14	TWEED ENTRANCE SOUTH	2319	680	3215

Summary for Australia (Coastline Code: 680, WOD Zone: 3215):

Distance from Zone's center to Cryosphere Locations & (SLC type):

Greenland: ~14,606.47 km (SLR)
Svalbard: ~13,887.18 km (SLR)
Glacier Bay: ~11,451.98 km (SLR)
Patagonia: ~11,386.14 km (SLR)
Third Pole: ~9,524.29 km (SLR)
Antarctica: ~7,030.28 km (SLR)

SLC: 1st yr (1959) 7,005.50 RLR --> final yr (2020) 7,129.02 RLR {+123.517 mm total}

1) There is no SLF influence on the SLR total;
2) Some land level changes may take place;
3) Ghost water amount of SLR total: ~33.35 mm;
4) Third Pole Info (third largest Cryosphere area).

(Australia) Seaport Data:

List #	Port Link	Coastline Code	WOD Zone
1	Fremantle AU FRE	680	3311

(Australia) Tide Gauge Data:

List #	Station Name	Stn Link	Coastline Code	WOD Zone
1	FREMANTLE	111	680	3311
2	BUNBURY	834	680	3311
3	ALBANY	957	680	3311
4	HILLARYS	1761	680	3311

Summary for Australia (Coastline Code: 680, WOD Zone: 3311):

Distance from Zone's center to Cryosphere Locations & (SLC type):

Greenland: ~15,180.90 km (SLR)
Glacier Bay: ~14,037.50 km (SLR)
Svalbard: ~13,825.28 km (SLR)
Patagonia: ~11,769.83 km (SLR)
Third Pole: ~8,048.59 km (SLR)
Antarctica: ~6,332.21 km (SLR)

SLC: 1st yr (1897) 6,568.79 RLR --> final yr (2020) 6,960.39 RLR {+391.595 mm total}

1) There is no SLF influence on the SLR total;
2) Some land level changes may take place;
3) Ghost water amount of SLR total: ~105.73 mm;
4) Third Pole Info (third largest Cryosphere area).

(Australia) Seaport Data:

List #	Port Link	Coastline Code	WOD Zone
1	Adelaide AU PAE	680	3313

(Australia) Tide Gauge Data:

List #	Station Name	Stn Link	Coastline Code	WOD Zone
1	PORT PIRIE	216	680	3313
2	PORT LINCOLN	230	680	3313
3	BEACHPORT	304	680	3313
4	PORT WALLAROO	383	680	3313
5	THEVENARD	386	680	3313
6	FRANKLIN HARBOR	402	680	3313
7	SECOND VALLEY	443	680	3313
8	PORT ADELAIDE (OUTER HARBOR)	448	680	3313
9	STENHOUSE BAY	492	680	3313
10	WHYALLA	493	680	3313
11	KINGSTON	515	680	3313
12	EDITHBURG	516	680	3313
13	PORT AUGUSTA	574	680	3313
14	AMERICAN RIVER	631	680	3313
15	BRIGHTON	677	680	3313
16	VICTOR HARBOUR	1069	680	3313
17	WHYALLA III	1367	680	3313
18	WALLAROO II	1420	680	3313
19	PORT STANVAC	1506	680	3313
20	PORT GILES	1550	680	3313

Summary for Australia (Coastline Code: 680, WOD Zone: 3313):

Distance from Zone's center to Cryosphere Locations & (SLC type):

Greenland: ~15,521.15 km (SLR)
Svalbard: ~14,456.51 km (SLR)
Glacier Bay: ~12,959.91 km (SLR)
Patagonia: ~11,207.86 km (SLR)
Third Pole: ~9,193.84 km (SLR)
Antarctica: ~6,162.84 km (SLR)

SLC: 1st yr (1927) 7,013.62 RLR --> final yr (2020) 7,056.00 RLR {+42.38 mm total}

1) There is no SLF influence on the SLR total;
2) Some land level changes may take place;
3) Ghost water amount of SLR total: ~11.44 mm;
4) Third Pole Info (third largest Cryosphere area).

(Australia) Seaport Data:

List #	Port Link	Coastline Code	WOD Zone
1	Melbourne AU MEL	680	3314
2	Geelong AU GEX	680	3314

(Australia) Tide Gauge Data:

List #	Station Name	Stn Link	Coastline Code	WOD Zone
1	EDEN	833	680	3314
2	PORT MACDONNELL I	871	680	3314
3	STONY POINT	1033	680	3314
4	PORTLAND	1547	680	3314
5	LORNE	1836	680	3314

Summary for Australia (Coastline Code: 680, WOD Zone: 3314):

Distance from Zone's center to Cryosphere Locations & (SLC type):

Greenland: ~15,904.19 km (SLR)
Svalbard: ~14,963.91 km (SLR)
Glacier Bay: ~12,937.77 km (SLR)
Patagonia: ~10,633.03 km (SLR)
Third Pole: ~9,863.10 km (SLR)
Antarctica: ~5,775.34 km (SLR)

SLC: 1st yr (1957) 6,979.50 RLR --> final yr (2020) 7,042.39 RLR {+62.89 mm total}

1) There is no SLF influence on the SLR total;
2) Some land level changes may take place;
3) Ghost water amount of SLR total: ~16.98 mm;
4) Third Pole Info (third largest Cryosphere area).

(Australia) Seaport Data:

List #	Port Link	Coastline Code	WOD Zone
1	Sydney AU SYD	680	3315

(Australia) Tide Gauge Data:

List #	Station Name	Stn Link	Coastline Code	WOD Zone
1	SYDNEY FORT DENISON	65	680	3315
2	SYDNEY FORT DENISON 2	196	680	3315
3	NEWCASTLE III	267	680	3315
4	NEWCASTLE I	320	680	3315
5	CAMP COVE	549	680	3315
6	COFF'S HARBOUR	799	680	3315
7	LORD HOWE ISLAND	818	680	3315
8	PORT KEMBLA	831	680	3315
9	NEWCASTLE V	837	680	3315
10	NEWCASTLE II	1335	680	3315
11	COFFS HARBOUR III	2311	680	3315
12	JERVIS BAY II	2312	680	3315
13	PORT MACQUARIE	2313	680	3315
14	ULLADULLA HARBOUR	2315	680	3315
15	PORT STEPHENS (TOMAREE)	2316	680	3315
16	SHOAL BAY	2320	680	3315

Summary for Australia (Coastline Code: 680, WOD Zone: 3315):

Distance from Zone's center to Cryosphere Locations & (SLC type):

Greenland: ~15,294.24 km (SLR)
Svalbard: ~14,552.54 km (SLR)
Glacier Bay: ~12,067.65 km (SLR)
Patagonia: ~10,818.46 km (SLR)
Third Pole: ~9,955.31 km (SLR)
Antarctica: ~6,344.65 km (SLR)

SLC: 1st yr (1886) 6,918.92 RLR --> final yr (2020) 7,112.15 RLR {+193.225 mm total}

1) There is no SLF influence on the SLR total;
2) Some land level changes may take place;
3) Ghost water amount of SLR total: ~52.17 mm;
4) Third Pole Info (third largest Cryosphere area).

(Australia) Seaport Data:

List #	Port Link	Coastline Code	WOD Zone
1	Devonport AU DPO	680	3414
2	Hobart AU HBA	680	3414

(Australia) Tide Gauge Data:

List #	Station Name	Stn Link	Coastline Code	WOD Zone
1	BURNIE	683	680	3414
2	HOBART	838	680	3414
3	DEVONPORT	1118	680	3414
4	SPRING BAY	1216	680	3414
5	LOW HEAD	2071	680	3414

Summary for Australia (Coastline Code: 680, WOD Zone: 3414):

Distance from Zone's center to Cryosphere Locations & (SLC type):

Greenland: ~16,303.07 km (SLR)
Svalbard: ~15,412.18 km (SLR)
Glacier Bay: ~13,144.39 km (SLR)
Third Pole: ~10,313.69 km (SLR)
Patagonia: ~10,169.27 km (SLR)
Antarctica: ~5,366.41 km (SLR)

SLC: 1st yr (1987) 6,893.00 RLR --> final yr (2020) 7,128.54 RLR {+235.54 mm total}

1) There is no SLF influence on the SLR total;
2) Some land level changes may take place;
3) Ghost water amount of SLR total: ~63.60 mm;
4) Third Pole Info (third largest Cryosphere area).

Country: Bahamas, Coastal Id: 941

Seaport Data:

List #	Port Link	Coastline Code	WOD Zone
1	Nassau BS NAS	941	7207
2	Freeport BS FPO	941	7207

Tide Gauge Data:

List #	Station Name	Stn Link	Coastline Code	WOD Zone
1	SETTLEMENT POINT	1646	941	7207
2	SETTLEMENT POINT A	1928	941	7207

Summary for Bahamas (Coastline Code: 941, WOD Zone: 7207):

Distance from Zone's center to Cryosphere Locations & (SLC type):

Third Pole: ~13,059.20 km (SLR)
Antarctica: ~12,977.58 km (SLR)
Patagonia: ~7,613.32 km (SLR)
Svalbard: ~7,219.94 km (SLR)
Greenland: ~5,798.82 km (SLR)
Glacier Bay: ~5,658.29 km (SLR)

SLC: 1st yr (1985) 6,947.00 RLR --> final yr (2018) 7,055.50 RLR {+108.5 mm total}

1) There is no SLF influence on the SLR total;
2) Some land level changes may take place;
3) Ghost water amount of SLR total: ~29.30 mm;
4) Third Pole Info (third largest Cryosphere area).

Country: Bahrain, Coastal Id: 482

Seaport Data:

List #	Port Link	Coastline Code	WOD Zone
1	Mina Salman BH MIN	482	1205
2	Sitra BH SIT	482	1205

Tide Gauge Data:

List #	Station Name	Stn Link	Coastline Code	WOD Zone
1	MINA SULMAN	1494	482	1205

Summary for Bahrain (Coastline Code: 482, WOD Zone: 1205):

Distance from Zone's center to Cryosphere Locations & (SLC type):

Patagonia: ~14,221.65 km (SLR)
Antarctica: ~12,926.03 km (SLR)
Glacier Bay: ~10,590.19 km (SLR)
Greenland: ~7,215.07 km (SLR)
Svalbard: ~6,052.10 km (SLR)
Third Pole: ~3,868.07 km (SLR)

SLC: 1st yr (1979) 6,948.55 RLR --> final yr (2007) 7,030.57 RLR {+82.02 mm total}

1) There is no SLF influence on the SLR total;
2) Some land level changes may take place;
3) Ghost water amount of SLR total: ~22.15 mm;
4) Third Pole Info (third largest Cryosphere area).

Country: Bangladesh, Coastal Id: 510

Seaport Data:

List #	Port Link	Coastline Code	WOD Zone
1	Mongla BD MGL	510	1208

Tide Gauge Data:

List #	Station Name	Stn Link	Coastline Code	WOD Zone
1	HIRON POINT	1451	510	1208
2	KHEPUPARA	1454	510	1208

Summary for Bangladesh (Coastline Code: 510, WOD Zone: 1208):

SLC: 1st yr (1977) 7,158.00 RLR --> final yr (2003) 7,127.54 RLR {-30.46 mm total}

Checking the reason for {-30.46 mm} of SLF in Zone 1208:

Zone 1208 is a Cyrosphere location.

The GLIMS glacier count recorded
for Zone 1208 is ~1,394.

Consider land level changes as needed.

(Bangladesh) Seaport Data:

List #	Port Link	Coastline Code	WOD Zone
1	Chittagong BD CGP	510	1209

(Bangladesh) Tide Gauge Data:

List #	Station Name	Stn Link	Coastline Code	WOD Zone
1	COX'S BAZAAR	1476	510	1209
2	CHARCHANGA	1496	510	1209
3	CHITTAGONG A	2196	510	1209

Summary for Bangladesh (Coastline Code: 510, WOD Zone: 1209):

Distance from Zone's center to Cryosphere Locations & (SLC type):

Patagonia: ~17,163.09 km (SLR)
Antarctica: ~12,452.10 km (SLR)
Glacier Bay: ~10,035.05 km (SLR)
Greenland: ~8,711.83 km (SLR)
Svalbard: ~7,291.76 km (SLR)
Third Pole: ~1,456.92 km (SLF)

SLC: 1st yr (1978) 6,921.50 RLR --> final yr (2018) 6,950.82 RLR {+29.32 mm total}

1) Third Pole's SLF influence diminishes the SLR total (it would be higher);
2) Some land level changes may take place;
3) Ghost water amount of SLR total: ~7.92 mm;
4) Third Pole Info (third largest Cryosphere area).

Country: Belgium, Coastal Id: 160

Seaport Data:

List #	Port Link	Coastline Code	WOD Zone
1	Brussels BE BRU	160	1500
2	Zeebrugge BE ZEE	160	1500
3	Antwerp BE ANR	160	1500
4	Ghent BE GNE	160	1500
5	Liege BE LGG	160	1500

Tide Gauge Data:

List #	Station Name	Stn Link	Coastline Code	WOD Zone
1	OOSTENDE	413	160	1500
2	ZEEBRUGGE	470	160	1500
3	NIEUWPOORT	489	160	1500

Summary for Belgium (Coastline Code: 160, WOD Zone: 1500):

Distance from Zone's center to Cryosphere Locations & (SLC type):

Antarctica: ~15,707.49 km (SLR)
Patagonia: ~12,337.51 km (SLR)
Glacier Bay: ~7,305.21 km (SLR)
Third Pole: ~6,864.50 km (SLR)
Greenland: ~3,261.35 km (SLR)
Svalbard: ~3,066.38 km (SLR)

SLC: 1st yr (1937) 6,981.96 RLR --> final yr (2019) 7,134.88 RLR {+152.917 mm total}

1) There is no SLF influence on the SLR total;
2) Some land level changes may take place;
3) Ghost water amount of SLR total: ~41.29 mm;
4) Third Pole Info (third largest Cryosphere area).

Country: Bermuda, Coastal Id: 950

Seaport Data:

List #	Port Link	Coastline Code	WOD Zone
1	Hamilton BM BDA	950	7306
2	St Georges BM SGE	950	7306

Tide Gauge Data:

List #	Station Name	Stn Link	Coastline Code	WOD Zone
1	ST. GEORGES / ESSO PIER (BERMUDA)	368	950	7306
2	PAGET ISLAND	886	950	7306

Summary for Bermuda (Coastline Code: 950, WOD Zone: 7306):

Distance from Zone's center to Cryosphere Locations & (SLC type):

Antarctica: ~13,608.52 km (SLR)
Third Pole: ~12,073.02 km (SLR)
Patagonia: ~8,166.42 km (SLR)
Svalbard: ~6,287.70 km (SLR)
Glacier Bay: ~5,985.12 km (SLR)
Greenland: ~4,925.84 km (SLR)

SLC: 1st yr (1932) 6,920.00 RLR --> final yr (2019) 7,188.00 RLR {+268 mm total}

1) There is no SLF influence on the SLR total;
2) Some land level changes may take place;
3) Ghost water amount of SLR total: ~72.36 mm;
4) Third Pole Info (third largest Cryosphere area).

Country: Brazil, Coastal Id: 874

Seaport Data:

List #	Port Link	Coastline Code	WOD Zone
1	Belem BR BEL	874	5004

Tide Gauge Data:

List #	Station Name	Stn Link	Coastline Code	WOD Zone
1	MADEIRA	1736	874	5004

Summary for Brazil (Coastline Code: 874, WOD Zone: 5004):

SLC: 1st yr (1988) 6,936.00 RLR --> final yr (2008) 6,933.21 RLR {-2.79 mm total}

Checking the reason for {-2.79 mm} of SLF in Zone 5004:

There is no Cryosphere location within 2,000.00 km.

So, the pseudo SLF could be due to land level change
and/or defective tide gauge records.

(Brazil) Seaport Data:

List #	Port Link	Coastline Code	WOD Zone
1	Manaus BR MAO	874	5005

(Brazil) Tide Gauge Data:

List #	Station Name	Stn Link	Coastline Code	WOD Zone
1	SANTANA	1975	874	5005

Summary for Brazil (Coastline Code: 874, WOD Zone: 5005):

Distance from Zone's center to Cryosphere Locations & (SLC type):

Third Pole: ~14,422.29 km (SLR)
Antarctica: ~10,003.15 km (SLR)
Glacier Bay: ~9,770.10 km (SLR)
Svalbard: ~9,520.64 km (SLR)
Greenland: ~8,378.45 km (SLR)
Patagonia: ~4,859.99 km (SLR)

SLC: 1st yr (1984) 7,014.17 RLR --> final yr (1984) 7,014.17 RLR {+0 mm total}

1) There is no SLF influence on the SLR total;
2) Some land level changes may take place;
3) Ghost water amount of SLR total: ~0.00 mm;
4) Third Pole Info (third largest Cryosphere area).

(Brazil) Seaport Data:

List #	Port Link	Coastline Code	WOD Zone
1	Vitoria BR VIX	874	5204
2	Imbituba BR IBB	874	5204
3	Rio De Janeiro BR RIO	874	5204
4	Paranagua BR PNG	874	5204
5	Santos BR SSZ	874	5204

(Brazil) Tide Gauge Data:

List #	Station Name	Stn Link	Coastline Code	WOD Zone
1	CANANEIA	726	874	5204
2	ILHA FISCAL	1032	874	5204

Summary for Brazil (Coastline Code: 874, WOD Zone: 5204):

Distance from Zone's center to Cryosphere Locations & (SLC type):

Third Pole: ~15,581.43 km (SLR)
Glacier Bay: ~12,339.00 km (SLR)
Svalbard: ~12,022.29 km (SLR)
Greenland: ~11,011.96 km (SLR)
Antarctica: ~7,344.51 km (SLR)
Patagonia: ~2,817.54 km (SLR)

SLC: 1st yr (1954) 6,819.50 RLR --> final yr (2016) 7,040.08 RLR {+220.58 mm total}

1) There is no SLF influence on the SLR total;
2) Some land level changes may take place;
3) Ghost water amount of SLR total: ~59.56 mm;
4) Third Pole Info (third largest Cryosphere area).

Country: Bulgaria, Coastal Id: 295

Seaport Data:

List #	Port Link	Coastline Code	WOD Zone
1	Varna BG VAR	295	1402

Tide Gauge Data:

List #	Station Name	Stn Link	Coastline Code	WOD Zone
1	BOURGAS	317	295	1402
2	VARNA	318	295	1402

Summary for Bulgaria (Coastline Code: 295, WOD Zone: 1402):

Distance from Zone's center to Cryosphere Locations & (SLC type):

Antarctica: ~14,772.08 km (SLR)
Patagonia: ~13,352.31 km (SLR)
Glacier Bay: ~8,681.82 km (SLR)
Third Pole: ~5,337.46 km (SLR)
Greenland: ~4,806.50 km (SLR)
Svalbard: ~3,987.65 km (SLR)

SLC: 1st yr (1929) 6,929.62 RLR --> final yr (1996) 7,053.93 RLR {+124.315 mm total}

1) There is no SLF influence on the SLR total;
2) Some land level changes may take place;
3) Ghost water amount of SLR total: ~33.57 mm;
4) Third Pole Info (third largest Cryosphere area).

Country: Cape Verde, Coastal Id: 380

Seaport Data:

List #	Port Link	Coastline Code	WOD Zone
1	Porto Grande CV PGR	380	7102

Tide Gauge Data:

List #	Station Name	Stn Link	Coastline Code	WOD Zone
1	PORTO GRANDE (ST. VINCENT) 2	1769	380	7102
2	PALMEIRA	1914	380	7102

Summary for Cape Verde (Coastline Code: 380, WOD Zone: 7102):

SLC: 1st yr (1990) 7,133.75 RLR --> final yr (2018) 7,047.04 RLR {-86.71 mm total}

Checking the reason for {-86.71 mm} of SLF in Zone 7102:

There is no Cryosphere location within 2,000.00 km.

So, the pseudo SLF could be due to land level change
and/or defective tide gauge records.

Country: Cayman Islands, Coastal Id: 931

Seaport Data:

List #	Port Link	Coastline Code	WOD Zone
1	Georgetown Grand Cayman KY GEC	931	7108

Tide Gauge Data:

List #	Station Name	Stn Link	Coastline Code	WOD Zone
1	NORTH SOUND	1422	931	7108
2	SOUTH SOUND	1426	931	7108

Summary for Cayman Islands (Coastline Code: 931, WOD Zone: 7108):

Distance from Zone's center to Cryosphere Locations & (SLC type):

Third Pole: ~13,911.92 km (SLR)
Antarctica: ~12,153.19 km (SLR)
Svalbard: ~8,076.91 km (SLR)
Patagonia: ~6,844.36 km (SLR)
Greenland: ~6,654.94 km (SLR)
Glacier Bay: ~6,215.01 km (SLR)

SLC: 1st yr (1976) 6,969.17 RLR --> final yr (1996) 6,977.98 RLR {+8.81 mm total}

1) There is no SLF influence on the SLR total;
2) Some land level changes may take place;
3) Ghost water amount of SLR total: ~2.38 mm;
4) Third Pole Info (third largest Cryosphere area).

Country: China, Coastal Id: 610

Seaport Data:

List #	Port Link	Coastline Code	WOD Zone
1	Zhanjiang CN ZHA	610	1211
2	Xiamen CN XMN	610	1211
3	Fuzhou CN FOC	610	1211
4	Guangzhou CN CAN	610	1211

Tide Gauge Data:

List #	Station Name	Stn Link	Coastline Code	WOD Zone
1	XIAMEN	727	610	1211
2	ZHAPO	933	610	1211
3	SHANWEI	1406	610	1211
4	HAIKOU	1428	610	1211

Summary for China (Coastline Code: 610, WOD Zone: 1211):

Distance from Zone's center to Cryosphere Locations & (SLC type):

Patagonia: ~17,919.30 km (SLR)
Antarctica: ~12,477.53 km (SLR)
Greenland: ~9,050.57 km (SLR)
Glacier Bay: ~8,971.23 km (SLR)
Svalbard: ~7,762.67 km (SLR)
Third Pole: ~2,720.49 km (SLR)

SLC: 1st yr (1954) 7,009.58 RLR --> final yr (2019) 7,115.92 RLR {+106.34 mm total}

1) There is no SLF influence on the SLR total;
2) Some land level changes may take place;
3) Ghost water amount of SLR total: ~28.71 mm;
4) Third Pole Info (third largest Cryosphere area).

(China) Seaport Data:

List #	Port Link	Coastline Code	WOD Zone
1	Tianjin CN TSN	610	1311
2	Lianyungang CN LYG	610	1311

(China) Tide Gauge Data:

List #	Station Name	Stn Link	Coastline Code	WOD Zone
1	QINHUANGDAO	614	610	1311
2	TANGGU	1403	610	1311
3	SHIJIUSUO	1404	610	1311
4	LIANYUNGANG	1405	610	1311

Summary for China (Coastline Code: 610, WOD Zone: 1311):

SLC: 1st yr (1950) 7,119.42 RLR --> final yr (1994) 7,049.89 RLR {-69.5275 mm total}

Checking the reason for {-69.5275 mm} of SLF in Zone 1311:

Zone 1311 SLF is influenced by the Cryosphere area
of Zone 1310 (which is ~910.58 km away).

The GLIMS glacier count recorded for Zone 1310 is ~322.

Consider land level changes as needed.

(China) Seaport Data:

List #	Port Link	Coastline Code	WOD Zone
1	Shanghai CN SHA	610	1312
2	Nantong CN NTG	610	1312
3	Dalian CN DLC	610	1312

(China) Tide Gauge Data:

List #	Station Name	Stn Link	Coastline Code	WOD Zone
1	DALIAN	723	610	1312
2	YANTAI	731	610	1312
3	LUSI	979	610	1312
4	LAOHUTAN	1513	610	1312

Summary for China (Coastline Code: 610, WOD Zone: 1312):

Distance from Zone's center to Cryosphere Locations & (SLC type):

Patagonia: ~19,068.71 km (SLR)
Antarctica: ~14,106.73 km (SLR)
Greenland: ~7,505.90 km (SLR)
Glacier Bay: ~7,197.13 km (SLR)
Svalbard: ~6,337.88 km (SLR)
Third Pole: ~2,839.46 km (SLR)

SLC: 1st yr (1954) 7,017.02 RLR --> final yr (2019) 7,124.46 RLR {+107.44 mm total}

1) There is no SLF influence on the SLR total;
2) Some land level changes may take place;
3) Ghost water amount of SLR total: ~29.01 mm;
4) Third Pole Info (third largest Cryosphere area).

Country: Congo, Coastal Id: 424

Seaport Data:

List #	Port Link	Coastline Code	WOD Zone
1	Pointe Noire CG PNR	424	3001
2	Boma ZR BOA	424	3001
3	Banana ZR BNW	424	3001

Tide Gauge Data:

List #	Station Name	Stn Link	Coastline Code	WOD Zone
1	POINTE NOIRE	938	424	3001

Summary for Congo (Coastline Code: 424, WOD Zone: 3001):

SLC: 1st yr (1977) 6,981.23 RLR --> final yr (1979) 6,965.75 RLR {-15.48 mm total}

Checking the reason for {-15.48 mm} of SLF in Zone 3001:

There is no Cryosphere location within 2,000.00 km.

So, the pseudo SLF could be due to land level change
and/or defective tide gauge records.

Country: Croatia, Coastal Id: 280

Seaport Data:

List #	Port Link	Coastline Code	WOD Zone
1	Rijeka Bakar HR RJK	280	1401
2	Zadar HR ZAD	280	1401
3	Dubrovnik HR DBV	280	1401
4	Pula HR PUY	280	1401
5	Ploce HR PLE	280	1401
6	Split HR SPU	280	1401
7	Sibenik HR SIB	280	1401
8	Omisalj HR OMI	280	1401

Tide Gauge Data:

List #	Station Name	Stn Link	Coastline Code	WOD Zone
1	SPLIT - GRADSKA LUKA	352	280	1401
2	BAKAR	353	280	1401
3	SPLIT RT MARJANA	685	280	1401
4	DUBROVNIK	760	280	1401
5	ROVINJ	761	280	1401
6	VIS-CESKA VILA	1574	280	1401
7	GAZENICA	1577	280	1401
8	ZLARIN	1578	280	1401
9	SUCURAJ	1706	280	1401
10	UBLI	1718	280	1401
11	ZADAR	1859	280	1401
12	PLOCE	1945	280	1401

Summary for Croatia (Coastline Code: 280, WOD Zone: 1401):

Distance from Zone's center to Cryosphere Locations & (SLC type):

Antarctica: ~14,864.44 km (SLR)
Patagonia: ~12,607.05 km (SLR)
Glacier Bay: ~8,408.57 km (SLR)
Third Pole: ~6,220.88 km (SLR)
Greenland: ~4,395.00 km (SLR)
Svalbard: ~3,862.98 km (SLR)

SLC: 1st yr (1930) 7,018.12 RLR --> final yr (2020) 7,106.75 RLR {+88.63 mm total}

1) There is no SLF influence on the SLR total;
2) Some land level changes may take place;
3) Ghost water amount of SLR total: ~23.93 mm;
4) Third Pole Info (third largest Cryosphere area).

Country: Cuba, Coastal Id: 930

Seaport Data:

List #	Port Link	Coastline Code	WOD Zone
1	Santiago de Cuba CU SCU	930	7107

Tide Gauge Data:

List #	Station Name	Stn Link	Coastline Code	WOD Zone
1	GUANTANAMO BAY	418	930	7107
2	CABO CRUZ	1910	930	7107

Summary for Cuba (Coastline Code: 930, WOD Zone: 7107):

Distance from Zone's center to Cryosphere Locations & (SLC type):

Third Pole: ~13,749.64 km (SLR)
Antarctica: ~12,218.42 km (SLR)
Svalbard: ~7,904.75 km (SLR)
Patagonia: ~6,825.16 km (SLR)
Greenland: ~6,493.51 km (SLR)
Glacier Bay: ~6,433.82 km (SLR)

SLC: 1st yr (1937) 6,938.14 RLR --> final yr (2020) 7,085.80 RLR {+147.66 mm total}

1) There is no SLF influence on the SLR total;
2) Some land level changes may take place;
3) Ghost water amount of SLR total: ~39.87 mm;
4) Third Pole Info (third largest Cryosphere area).

(Cuba) Seaport Data:

List #	Port Link	Coastline Code	WOD Zone
1	Manzanillo CU MZO	930	7207
2	Nuevitas CU NVT	930	7207

(Cuba) Tide Gauge Data:

List #	Station Name	Stn Link	Coastline Code	WOD Zone
1	GIBARA	563	930	7207
2	MANZANILLO	1934	930	7207
3	CASILDA II	2021	930	7207
4	SANTIAGO DE CUBA	2287	930	7207
5	NUEVITAS PUNTA PRACTICO	2288	930	7207

Summary for Cuba (Coastline Code: 930, WOD Zone: 7207):

Distance from Zone's center to Cryosphere Locations & (SLC type):

Third Pole: ~13,649.99 km (SLR)
Antarctica: ~12,339.77 km (SLR)
Svalbard: ~7,803.99 km (SLR)
Patagonia: ~6,956.45 km (SLR)
Greenland: ~6,389.53 km (SLR)
Glacier Bay: ~6,286.49 km (SLR)

SLC: 1st yr (1974) 7,007.86 RLR --> final yr (2020) 7,124.62 RLR {+116.76 mm total}

1) There is no SLF influence on the SLR total;
2) Some land level changes may take place;
3) Ghost water amount of SLR total: ~31.53 mm;
4) Third Pole Info (third largest Cryosphere area).

(Cuba) Seaport Data:

List #	Port Link	Coastline Code	WOD Zone
1	Havana CU HAV	930	7208
2	Matanzas CU QMA	930	7208

(Cuba) Tide Gauge Data:

List #	Station Name	Stn Link	Coastline Code	WOD Zone
1	CABO DE SAN ANTONIO	1297	930	7208
2	ISABELA DE SAGUA	1909	930	7208
3	MARIEL BOCA	2286	930	7208
4	CAYO LOCO	2289	930	7208

Summary for Cuba (Coastline Code: 930, WOD Zone: 7208):

Distance from Zone's center to Cryosphere Locations & (SLC type):

Third Pole: ~13,567.79 km (SLR)
Antarctica: ~12,511.03 km (SLR)
Svalbard: ~7,742.00 km (SLR)
Patagonia: ~7,209.14 km (SLR)
Greenland: ~6,318.83 km (SLR)
Glacier Bay: ~5,874.30 km (SLR)

SLC: 1st yr (1971) 6,947.25 RLR --> final yr (2020) 7,042.71 RLR {+95.4567 mm total}

1) There is no SLF influence on the SLR total;
2) Some land level changes may take place;
3) Ghost water amount of SLR total: ~25.77 mm;
4) Third Pole Info (third largest Cryosphere area).

Country: Cyprus, Coastal Id: 315

Seaport Data:

List #	Port Link	Coastline Code	WOD Zone
1	Paphos CY PFO	315	1303
2	Larnaca CY LAT	315	1303
3	Vassiliko CY VAS	315	1303
4	Limassol CY LMS	315	1303
5	Famagusta CY FMG	315	1303
6	Akrotiri CY AKT	315	1303

Tide Gauge Data:

List #	Station Name	Stn Link	Coastline Code	WOD Zone
1	GIRNE	1911	315	1303

Summary for Cyprus (Coastline Code: 315, WOD Zone: 1303):

Distance from Zone's center to Cryosphere Locations & (SLC type):

Antarctica: ~13,939.92 km (SLR)
Patagonia: ~13,348.94 km (SLR)
Glacier Bay: ~9,563.94 km (SLR)
Greenland: ~5,752.52 km (SLR)
Third Pole: ~5,077.06 km (SLR)
Svalbard: ~4,855.05 km (SLR)

SLC: 1st yr (2000) 7,030.00 RLR --> final yr (2003) 7,052.25 RLR {+22.25 mm total}

1) There is no SLF influence on the SLR total;
2) Some land level changes may take place;
3) Ghost water amount of SLR total: ~6.01 mm;
4) Third Pole Info (third largest Cryosphere area).

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