Datasets for "Inverting Sea Surface Height Data Yields Greenland Ice Mass Changes (1993-2019): A Proof of Concept" Coulson et al., 2026, GJI

Grids of the altimetry-derived sea surface height trends and the applied corrections (shown in Figs. S2 and S1 respectively) in: "Inverting Sea Surface Height Data Yields Greenland Ice Mass Changes (1993-2019): A Proof of Concept" Published in Geophysical Journal International in 2026. Sophie Coulson, Andrew Lloyd, Xiyuan Bao, Jerry X. Mitrovica, Sönke Dangendorf, Linda Pan, Natasha Valencic, Mark E. Tamisiea, David Al-Attar, Daniel Heathcotte Email: [e-mail] Grids of altimetry-derived sea surface height trends are labelled by minimum data coverage (percentage), width of ocean mask applied and whether the correction for dynamic sea level has been applied. Data columns are as follows: Latitude (degrees); East Longitude (degrees); SSH Anomaly (mm/yr) Corrections applied for ongoing GIA associated with the last ice age, ongoing GIA due to ice mass variations during and after the Little Ice Age (LIA) and the fingerprint of nearby glacier mass chances are all given on global grids in mm/yr. GIA is provided on a degree 256 Gauss Legendre grid, LIA is provided on a uniformly spaced 1024x2048 grid and glaciers is provided on a uniformly spaced 512x1024 grid.