ELRA-modelled uplift rates with spatially-uniform and spatially-varying ELRA parameters

We would like to assess how the ELRA models behaves in comparison to both Self-Gravitating Viscoelastic solid Earth Models (SGVEMs) outputs and to observations.First, we compare the present-day uplift rates predicted when a spatially-uniform ELRA model is forced with the ICE-6G (Argus et al., 2014) and W12 ice loading histories (Whitehouse et al., 2012a,2012b) with the uplift rates reproduced in Fig 6a from Argus et al. (2014) and Fig 10a from Whitehouse et al. (2012b), respectively, where SGVEMs with uniformly stratified solid Earth are used.Next, we compare the present-day uplift rates reproduced by a spatially-uniform ELRA model forced with two different ice loading histories (ICE-6G; Argus et al. (2014) and W12; Whitehouse et al. (2012a,2012b)) for each of the 2000 Monte Carlo ELRA configurations of our ensemble with GPS observations of present-day uplift rates from Whitehouse et al. (2012b).