I created an interactive simulator on map allow you to see how the sea level rise/drop will influence on the earth. welcome to have a try.

Sea level Interactive visualization online



Posted by Sudden_Beginning_597

26 Comments

  1. Funny how my country already half disappeared with +0. The concept of water management is probably to difficult to add.

  2. TheCelticRaven on

    It’s a shame we can’t flood France without flooding the uk. We’ll have to find another way.

  3. How accurate is this though. If you go to 30m, then you end up with a sizeable inland lake in Australia. But I don’t think just having rising sea level would mean that you’d get an inland lake. It looks like they just grew Kati Thanda-Lake Eyre which is an Endorheic lake, which mean that it has no outlet. Would rising sea levels make lakes like this bigger? How would the water get in there?

  4. Interesting. Sea level need to rise +12m for Stockholm to return to normal. (I’m sure there’s a good and interesting explanation to this, so not a complaint to OP.)

  5. Oooo, it’s very cool how much you can zoom in to see the local effects as well as the global ones.

  6. While fun, I’m pretty sure that there’s nowhere near enough water in the world to raise the level by 1km XD

  7. MaximumEngineering8 on

    Something is up with the zoom I think maybe. When I zoom in at the city neighborhood level, land masses seem to rise so there are now dry spots in the nearby river. And then zooming all the way out at the same “sea level,” Greenland gets a lake in the middle.

  8. I like how your waterway identification/management gives Lake Superior an independent upwelling as global levels rise 

  9. snowpeasinapod on

    As a bit of feedback, give an option to enter numbers manually. The slider is very hard to use for single digit entries. Neat tool though!