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Thanks, Min. That is exactly what I was looking for a while back.We were discussing sea level rises and declines in the past. This may help.
plate tectonics have to have a role in ocean levels also.The precision of the team's techniques and use of GPS allowed researchers to track movement as small as 1 millimeter per year. The team plans to place additional GPS tracking points to increase the resolution of their continentwide measurements in the future.
"This is beyond plate tectonics and theories," he said. "We now have the ability to directly measure how continents deform and to use that information to validate or invalidate theories of why this happens."
The National Science Foundation funded this research