Development of an Ishikawa diagram for the occurrence of extremely high sea levels

A little more than 10,000 years ago, the so-called ice age, with average temperature of Earth about 10°lower today. After there was an increase in and melting glaciers, last 1,000 trend has been slightly negative. The exception is 100 years, when a sudden air due to increased emission greenhouse gases anthropogenic origin. hundred 1°. Of co urse, these changes have impact on dynamics ocean, particular problem global rise sea level. In paper, Ishikawa diagram developed that analyzes impacts level rise. As main causes change, both time space, are included: tidal oscillations, meteorologically caused changes, seasonal multi-year scale. Each explained sub-causes found using laws physical chemistry thermodynamics. Sub-causes identified can be influenced most easily quickly, acting preventively save densely populated areas.