Here are few reference pictures for my 2nd assignment that i've found on the net regarding the 'Sea Level Rise' effect.



Coastal population centers at low elevations like New Orleans, Key West, and other spots around the world, are vulnerable to sea level rise. Florida's Key West floods routinely in springtime when tides pulled higher by the new or full moon reach 1.7 feet above mean sea level. (Photo courtesy National Weather Service Forecast Office, Key West;
NOAA Photo Library.)
Source :
http://www.ucar.edu/news/releases/2005/change.shtml
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