PolyU2025 SLA: a global 0.25°&thinsp; × &thinsp;0.25° monthly sea-level anomaly dataset (1993–2024) determined from satellite altimetry for sea-level and climate change research

Yuan, Jiajia; Chen, Jianli; Peng, Dongju

doi:10.5194/essd-18-4155-2026

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PolyU2025 SLA: a global 0.25° × 0.25° monthly sea-level anomaly dataset (1993–2024) determined from satellite altimetry for sea-level and climate change research

Jiajia Yuan, Jianli Chen, and Dongju Peng

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