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Educational resource How do sea level oscillations contribute to sea level extremes?

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How do sea level oscillations contribute to sea level extremes?

Associated divisions
Atmospheric Sciences (AS)
Ocean Sciences (OS)

Language
English

Age groups
11-15
16-18
18+

Material needed
The article and activity sheet can be downloaded as PDFs from https://futurumcareers.com/how-do-sea-level-oscillations-contribute-to-sea-level-extremes

Type of activities
Classroom
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Description

We all know that sea levels are rising and are expected to keep rising. How do variations in the sea level add to the overall rise? And do sub-hourly variations make a difference?

This resource introduces the work of Dr Jadranka Šepić, a geophysicist at the University of Split in Croatia, and her work investigating rising sea levels, in particular looking at sub-hourly sea level oscillations. It includes an interview with Dr Šepić and an insight into how to become a geophysicist. It also includes an activity sheet, which contains ‘talking points’ (based on Bloom’s Taxonomy) to prompt students to reflect on Dr Šepić’s work, and challenges them to imagine the world of the future.

This resources was first published at https://futurumcareers.com/how-do-sea-level-oscillations-contribute-to-sea-level-extremes