The data from this database can also be reached from the GIA modeling part of this web site. By choosing site-dependent GIA modeling of relative sea level you can see how the sea level is predicted to have varied over the last ten thousand years or so. This gives you an idea of how well the model fits the observed data. You also have the choice of changing the model parameters to explore the effect of different parameters on the predictions. Again you can choose between a number of model parameters.
Coastline prediction displays areas below and above sea level at a chosen time.
The prediction also includes the ice model adopted in the calculation. Tectonics and Coastal Hazard Assessment are under development and will eventually let you explore tectonic motions as well as hazards associated with sea level variations. This part of the CfA web site of sea level contains background material on sea-level changes. Here you will hopefully be able to find information on what factors are involved in sea level changes, terminology, links to other related sites and people working in the field of sea level research. Here you can find the story about this project and the people involved.