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Sea Level Rise Literature Database

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ABSTRACT

To retain restoration and conservation efforts into the future, decision makers need to be able to easily access the best available science regarding sea-level rise to help guide their adaptation strategies. Recognizing the universal need for up-to-date scientific information, the Sea-Level Rise Literature Database was created to help guide practitioners to relevant scientific papers. The database provides a cataloged, up-to-date, citation library of pertinent scientific papers regarding sea-level rise. References within the database are classified based upon their geographic location, main subject, analysis type, and application. Users can then search within the database using pull-down lists to find information specific to their interests. This classification system was developed in the hopes that it would be concise and comprehensive, yet specific enough to easily guide users to appropriate citations.

CREATED	August 27, 2008
AUTHOR(S)	Feifel, Kirsten; Hadley, Nina; DeBlieu, Jeff;
LICENSE	Attribution Non-Commercial

DETAILS

Date Authored:	8/27/2008
Contribution Date:	8/27/2008
Document Purpose(s):	Publications
Language:	English
Region/Country:	United States of America
Realm:	Nearctic

Habitat(s):	Litoral; Saline, brackish, or alkaline lakes and flats; Wetlands
Conservation Action(s):	None selected.
Direct Threat(s):	Climate change
Monitoring:	None selected.
Other Search Terms(s):	sea level rise; srl