Requesting a moderate sea level rise basemap.

[Sebbywafers]

Hello everyone.

I've been frequenting this forum in search of a reasonable, realistic sea level rise map- one that raises the sea level by only a few metres instead of 60 or 100 metres. Basically, when I mean is a map that has taken chunks of Florida, swallowed much of the Netherlands, etc, but hasn't really harmed much of the world's land. A map of the world we could actually see in a few centuries.

Does anyone have a moderate sea level rise basemap, or a link to one? Preferrably worlda and with the oval-shaped projection. I would specificially like the one used in this deviantart post.

 

[machinekng]

The geology.com sea level rise tool has the sorts of gradients you're looking for. However, the projection is pretty bad.

 

[Sebbywafers]

The projection in this is pretty sub-par, sorry.
Worlda pls

 

[Emperor-of-New-Zealand]

I'm sure someone has one, but it would be pretty easy for you to edit that map yourself to get a blank template. Copy and paste it into MS Paint, remove all the extra bits and borders and whatnot, and voila.

 

[Ashtagon]

I can use my nasa satellite data to generate such maps, but we are looking at sea level rise maps in jumps of 32 metre intervals (actually, 8000/256 metres). That's probably not enough detail for your purposes.

 

[Isaac Beach]

Oh! Oh! Pick me! Damn, if only I weren't away from my laptop. I made a minor sea level base map based off of Matteo's. Here's a link to it seeing as I'm on my phone, tell me if it works:

https://www.alternatehistory.com/forum/attachments/sea-level-rise-basemap-png.299269/

Also has lakes in Australia formed out of the Artesian Basin, you may want to remove those.