基于数学模型的海平面上升问题影响分析

Z. Wu, Xian Cheng
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由于全球变暖的影响,全球平均海平面(GMSL)不断上升。这一全球性现象导致沿海陆地和海洋岛屿面临被海水淹没的危险。本文将建立一个时间序列模型来评估这种风险可能发生的可能性,同时预测有多少人可能被迫成为环境流离失所者(EDPs),以便对难民及其文化提出相应的保护措施。
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Impact Analysis of Sea Level Rising Problems Based on Mathematical Modeling
Due to the impact of global warming, the global average sea level (GMSL) is constantly rising. This global phenomenon has caused coastal land and marine islands to face the risk of being submerged by seawater. This paper will establish a time series model to assess the possible occurrence of this risk, while predicting how many people may be forced to become environmentally displaced persons (EDPs) in order to propose corresponding protective measures for refugees and their culture.
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