Who We Are
Our Commitment to Addressing Sea-Level Rise
Global Sea-Level Rise Model (GSLRM) is a world leader in modeling and analyzing sea-level rise hazards and risks.
We strive to transform the way communities prepare for and respond to climate-related challenges. Our innovative approach combines human and artificial intelligence to create actionable insights.
Join Us in Making a Difference
Become a part of our mission to reduce disaster risks and enhance sustainability across the globe.
Your participation can help save lives and reshape communities.
Global Impact
Beyond grateful to the United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNDRR)
Prof. Ting Lin is invited to join the Global Tsunami Model (GTM), alongside the United States Geological Survey (USGS) and several USGS-equivalent agencies in different countries. Lin visited the Global Earthquake Model (GEM) headquarters in Pavia, Italy and is visiting the United Nations (UN) in Geneva, Switzerland to discuss Global Sea-Level Rise Model (GSLRM). She is a contributing author to the Global Assessment Report (GAR) 2025 with Foreword by the UN Secretary-General and is speaking at the Global Platform for Disaster Risk Reduction (GP2025) recognized by the UN General Assembly alongside Heads of State.
GAR 2025
Global sea-level rise model
A strong case for “every head of state, every CEO, and every decision maker” to act and invest for Earth’s future
GP 2025
Ignite Stage
Multi-Hazard Sustainability (HazSus): from earthquakes to global sea-level
Intervention
Multi-stakeholder Plenary 4
MSP4: Harnessing strategic foresight and innovation to accelerate disaster risk reduction for future generations
This session will serve as a platform for Governments and stakeholders to report on progress in using potentially transformative and innovative approaches like strategic foresight, among others, to invest in long-term resilience and well-being of future generations. The plenary will also hear perspective on the potential of AI and other emerging technologies to advance the implementation of the Sendai Framework.
Ting.Lin@GlobalSeaLevel.org
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