Understanding total long-term sea-level consequences

该项目解决了长期基础设施规划的紧迫性，以了解当今异常快速的气候变化对海平面变化的长期“平衡”后果。要理解这一点，需要详细重建与今天（约350万年前）二氧化碳水平相似的温暖时期的海平面，但这些仍然不够明确。为了进一步推进，该项目将提供下一代，数百万年的海平面重建，包括关键气候因素之间动态演变（时间依赖）的相互作用。然后，这将与其他古气候数据一起应用，以目前无法达到的精度重建海平面、温度和二氧化碳之间的平衡关系。

This project addresses the urgency in long-term infrastructure planning to understand the long-term "equilibrium" sea-level-change consequences from today’s exceptionally rapid climate change. Understanding this requires detailed sea-level reconstructions back to warm periods with similar CO2 levels to today (~3.5 million years ago), but these remain insufficiently defined. To advance, the project will deliver a next-generation, multi-million-year sea-level reconstruction that includes dynamically evolving (time-dependent) interactions between critical climate factors. This will then be applied with other palaeoclimate data to reconstruct equilibrium relationships between sea level, temperature, and CO2 at currently unattainable precision.