"Antarctic sea-level fingerprints amplify future sea-level rise across the Pacific Islands" by Chen Zhao et al.

Code and data used to produce the figures and supporting analyses for “Antarctic sea-level fingerprints amplify future sea-level rise across the Pacific Islands” by Chen Zhao et al. This archive contains post-processing scripts and selected derived/input datasets used in the manuscript, including Pacific Island locations, Antarctic basin outlines, ensemble-mean ISMIP6-2300 Antarctic ice-thickness-change fields, processed GESLA tide-gauge extreme sea-level statistics, station-matching tables, and notebooks/scripts used to generate the manuscript figures. The archive is organized as: 1. data/ - Pacific Island location data - Antarctic basin shapefiles - ensemble-mean Antarctic ice-thickness-change NetCDF files - processed GESLA annual maxima, GEV fits, station metadata, and Pacific Island station matches 2. post-processing scripts/ - Jupyter notebooks used to generate Figures 1–6 - Python scripts used to process GESLA records and quantify Antarctic-driven changes in extreme sea-level recurrence The full raw GESLA dataset is not redistributed here and is available from the GESLA project website. Please contact the authors for access to the sea-level-rise fingerprint dataset generated in this study. For questions about the code or data, please contact Chen Zhao ([e-mail]).