1 Data information

Global Sea Level Anomalies - this product uses the PSMSL relative sea level trends. It shows annual variation compared to a long term trend (at least 30 years of recordings). Use ‘viewparams’ parameter to specify: (1) syear (start year) from 1900 to 2015 (2) eyear (end year) from 1900 to 2015 (3) ayear (anomaly year) from 1900 to 2015 — Note1: syear < eyear, syear <= ayear <= eyear — Note2: eyear - syear >=30 – Example: viewparams=syear:1900;eyear:2015;ayear:1900

1.1 Metadata

Access metadata from landing page

2 Geographical extent

2.1 Coordinates

## [1] "West-Longitude: 7.81"
## [1] "South-Latitude: 53.45"
## [1] "East-Longitude: 13.53"
## [1] "North-Latitude: 56"

2.2 Defined area

Map tiles by Stamen Design, under CC BY 3.0. Data by OpenStreetMap, under ODbL.

3 Global Sea Level Anomalies

3.1 Access data

The Web Feature Service (WFS) of the EMODnet Physics portal allows collecting the data:
http://geoserver.emodnet-physics.eu/geoserver/emodnet/wfs?service=WFS&request=GetCapabilities&version=1.1.0

Available labels:

##  [1] "FID"              "Platformid"       "PSMSLID"          "ParamAVG"        
##  [5] "Latitude"         "Longitude"        "Anomaly"          "ParamAVGPeriod"  
##  [9] "PlatformInfoLink" "geom"


Download data for the defined geographical extent:

Excel file Geographic information
csv geojson

3.2 Table

Browse table’s columns by using the left and right arrows. Turn the table’s pages with help of the previous/next buttons.

3.3 Map

3.4 Map with id

3.5 Interactive map

Visualise and access data with Openlayer (click on the map)