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Marin Govorcin

Co-investigator, 2024-2028

Fused InSAR+GNSS Vertical Land Motion for RSLR

Advancing radar remote sensing to quantify vertical land motion (VLM) with realistic uncertainties, its variability and contribution to relative sea-level rise. His research integrates InSAR and GNSS to refine local and regional VLM estimates, investigate land deformation sources and mechanisms, and project future trends.

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Sea level rise and flooding projections are among the tools now available to coastal communities.
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NASA Data Helps International Community Prepare for Sea Level Rise
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NASA's Sea Level Team at 10 Years: New Challenges, New Colleagues
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Pacific Islands Flooding Analysis Tool
Pacific Islands Flooding Analysis Tool
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NASA Sea Level Team Examines an Island Nation at Risk
NASA Sea Level Team Examines an Island Nation at Risk
Scientists highlight NASA data in interactive sessions with coastal specialists.
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NASA Workshop Helps Coastal Communities Prepare for Sea Level Change
NASA Workshop Helps Coastal Communities Prepare for Sea Level Change