On time scales of years to centuries,
the largest changes in tides around the ice sheets are likely to be caused by changes in the extent and thickness of ice shelves.
Not exact matches
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Given that most
tide gauges, which heretofore are the usual means of judging sea level rise before satellite altimetry, the
tide gauges with the longest history are
in areas where there is a
large amount of anthropogenic land and water use
changes.
Tides are responsible for
large changes in ocean surface height and
in ocean currents that help set the rate at which ice melts.
Further, account must be made of non-eustatic dynamic
changes in sea level due to
tides, storm surges, tsunamis and
large - scale ocean currents.