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The rising and sinking land between the California province can affect the sea levels in the next decades, according to the analysis of the NASA jet laboratory.
Researchers examined satellite radar data to seize the vertical movement of lands of thousand miles (more than 1610 km) on the shores of California. Compared to the historical observations of the same locations, the team found that the country rose to the country at a higher level than regional calculations.
The study of the team-published Last month, the European Space Agency shows the amount of surface movements in the Everlands, which is part of the Sentinel-1 satellite and local navigation satellite system. The information gathered between 2015-2023 and shows how various areas between the state rose and sink. In the following image, blue areas, red-colored areas rise (red, faster rise).
According to a NASA JPL release, the San Francisco Bay region decreases 0.4 inches (10 millimeters) per year due to sedimentation. The team will increase (45 cm) in the lowest parts of the local sea level (45 cm), at least in San Rafael, Corte Madera, Foster City and Bay Farm Island (45 cm).
“In many parts of the world, as the land withdrawn land at the bottom of San Francisco, the soil is progressing as much as the sea itself,” said Marin Govorcin, a scientist, an agency, an agency, an agency release.
The team also found the highest rising in the Santa Barbara Groundwater basin and the highest rise in Long Beach (several millimeters per year).
In parts of LA and San Diego, the team and land movement were evidence of increasing uncertainty of uncertainty in marine level forecasts of human drivers; Human activity, including groundwater production and hydrocarbon production, complicates the forecasting of land movement.
Meanwhile, the team moved downwards in landslides related to landslide The green sticks of the peninsula South of Los Angeles.
Future observations of high levels in North America will be assisted by the JPL Opera Project (remote zarring analysis for end users). Co-effortlessly among the NASA mission and NASA and the Indian Space Agency, in Tandem, Opera, Opera, the constant change of the changing surface of our continent, will collect information about the height of North America.
