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Jonathan Bamber on Ice Sheets and Sea Level Rise [video]

On Friday 8 April, 2016, The Antarctic Report hosted a conference in New Zealand's largest city, Auckland, called Sea Level Rise: Implementing Adaptation Strategies. The conference brought together international experts, as well as New Zealand’s leading policy makers, scientists and key industry representatives, to showcase effective adaptation strategies to manage the impact of sea level rise in New Zealand.

Professor Jonathan Bamber of the University of Bristol, was the keynote speaker at the event. In this video of his presentation, Professor Bamber discusses the latest global sea level rise projections, regional projections for the Western Pacific, where the uncertainties lie in modelling such projections, and how the wider effects of sea level rise will impact New Zealand.

 

 

About Jonathan Bamber
Jonathan Bamber is professor of physical geography and director of the Bristol Glaciology Centre, University of Bristol, and president-elect of the European GeoSciences Union. In 2013 he was the leader of the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center team that discovered the mega-canyon beneath the Greenland Ice Sheet. His main areas of interest are in applications of satellite and airborne remote sensing data in the polar regions. He has published over 130 peer-reviewed articles on these topics, focusing mainly on Greenland and Antarctica.

Sea Level Rise: Implementing Adaptation Strategies was organised in association with AUT and The Royal Society of New Zealand
 
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