Projections of sea-level contribution from Antarctica

Provided are
50000 ensemble members of projections for the period 1992-2011
50000 ensemble members of projections for the period 2100 for 4 different RCP-greenhouse gas scenarios
Median time evolution of the sea-level contribution from 1850-2349 for the 4 RCP-scenarios
Time evolution of 5%-percentile of the sea-level contribution from 1850-2350 for the 4 RCP-scenarios (very likely range)
Time evolution of 17%-percentile of the sea-level contribution from 1850-2350 for the 4 RCP-scenarios (likely range)
Time evolution of 83%-percentile of the sea-level contribution from 1850-2350 for the 4 RCP-scenarios (likely range)
Time evolution of 95%-percentile of the sea-level contribution from 1850-2350 for the 4 RCP-scenarios (very likely range)

The four RCP scenarios are ordered as follows:
index 1 = RCP 2.6
index 2 = RCP 4.5
index 3 = RCP 6.0
index 4 = RCP 8.5

The first year is 1850
The last year is 2349

All sea-level contributions are given in meters with respect to the pre-industrial level.

The response functions are provided for the different models (these models need to be cited properly when using the data.) for the four different oceanic basins for 500 years. Please note that the linear response approach becomes less valid for longer time periods.

Reference:
Levermann et al. Earth System Dynamics; vol 5; 2014; in press.
Please see 
www.pik-potsdam.de/~anders/publications.html#AntarcticSealevelProjections
for the updated reference and the data download.