Monitoring Global Sea Level Change from Spaceborne and In Situ Observing Systems (Fall 2018)
Fu, Lee-Lueng (Author)
Roemmich, Dean H. (Author)
The Bridge: Journal of the National Academy of Engineering
Volume: 48
Issue: 3
Pages: 54-63
Edition Details: Issue Theme: Ocean Exploration and its Engineering Challenges
Language: English
Recent advances in the technology for observing the ocean from spaceborne and in situ sensors make it possible to monitor the rise of the global sea level with unprecedented accuracy.
...MoreArticle Fletcher, Cameron; Busalacchi, Antonio, Jr. (Fall 2018) The Oceans of Planet Earth: Truly the Last Frontier. The Bridge: Journal of the National Academy of Engineering (pp. 3-4).
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