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The variable rate of surface elevation change formulation is combined with the accelerated rate of sea-level change.
An emerging hypothesis is that the relatively slow rate of surface temperatures reflects the oceans removing heat from the atmosphere.
However, the rate of surface air temperature changes18 may be a key determinant of climate change impacts.
While the rate of surface temperature warming has slowed in recent years, several studies have shown that the warming of the planet as a whole has not.
Over the last 25 years, the rate of surface warming has accelerated, amounting to the equivalent of about 3.5 degrees a century.
Values of constant rate of surface elevation change are combined with the constant rate of sea-level rise of 8 mm yr−1 for the long-term simulations.
The lead author, Kate Marvel and colleagues investigated various reasons behind changes to the rate of surface temperature increases since 1998.
Potential spatial conflicts are introduced by the strong tension between the objectives to limit the rate of surface air temperature changes and sea-level rise.
We apply a constant rate of 8 mm yr−1 for the simulations with the constant rate of surface elevation change, and a variable rate gradually accelerating from 4 mm yr−1 in 2000 up to 11 mm yr−1 in 2100 for the variable rate of surface elevation change.
Crevasses deepen until the rate of surface stretching is counterbalanced by the rate of plastic flow tending to close the crevasses at depth.
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