Presentations & Papers

During the SPSLCMP a number of scientific papers have been produced by Project personnel and researchers from the collaborating institutions, and presentations made to various conferences, seminars and workshops.

These papers, presentations etc. are listed below. Some of these documents are quite large, so if you are interested in obtaining a copy of any of the documents listed and experience difficulties downloading them from this site, please contact the National Tidal Centre and appropriate arrangements will be made to get a copy to you.

• What the South Pacific Sea Level and Climate Monitoring Project is Telling Us.
  Mr Philip Hall, Project Director, SPSLCMP.

The Sixth Annual Academy of Science Address, National Press Club, Canberra, 23 August 2006

• Sea level in a changing climate environment.
  Professor Kurt Lambeck, President of the Australian Academy of Science.

• 2003, Sea Levels in the Pacific.
  Mr Bill Mitchell, Director, NTC, Adelaide.
• 2003, Estimates of the Regional Distribution of Sea Level Rise over the 1950 - 2000 Period.
  Dr John Church, CSIRO MR, Hobart.
• 2003, Stormtrak - A Modelling and Risk Assessment System for Cyclone Winds, Tides and Storm Surge. Dr Kathleen McInnes, CSIRO AR, Melbourne.

• 2002, Evaluating risk of coastal impacts from severe stormsfor South Pacific Nations
  Hubbert; McInnes, CSIRO AR, Melbourne.
• 2002, South Pacific Sea Level and Climate Monitoring Project
  National Tidal Facility Australia
• 2002, CGPS Component
  Govind, Dawson, Twilley, Yates, Jai, Luton, Geoscience Australia, Canberra.

Publication - Journal of Climate

• Estimates of the Regional Distribution of Sea-Level Rise over the 1950 to 2000 Period
  John A. Church [1,3] Neil J. White [1,2] Richard Coleman [3,1] Kurt Lambeck [4] and Jerry X. Mitrovica [5]

  1 CSIRO Marine Research
  2 Antarctic Climate and Ecosystems Cooperative Research Centre
  3 Department of Geomatics, University of Tasmania
  4 Research School of Earth Science, Australian National University
  5 Department of Physics, University of Toronto