Codes:

Repositories containing scripts for PhD publications:

• Camargo et al., 2020: Steric SL Git repository
• Camargo et al., 2022: Mass SL Git repository
• Camargo et al., 2023: Regional SLB Git repository

Self-organising Maps:

• Tutorial with matlab toolbox: Public Git repository for NIOZ-SL group - This repository is private because it contains toolboxes not developed by me. For examples of how to use it, please contact me.
• Examples with Python packages, but not very well developed: SOM python Git repository

Sea-level Equation:

• Private Git repository for NIOZ-SL group - This repository is private because it contains model code not developed by me. For examples of how to use it, please contact me.

Trends with Hector:

• Hector Git repository

Steric computation example:

• Steric SL Git repository

delta-Maps:

• Documentation from Eike

Data:

All data supporting the dissertation is available at the 4TU.Research Data repository. Additionally, for each of the published chap- ters the underlying data and code are available at individual repositories, as described below:

• Chapter 2: The steric fields and trends produced in this research, as well as supporting scripts, are available at the 4TU.Research Data repository.
• Chapter 3: The regional mass-driven sea-level fields and uncertainties the figures of this chapter are available from the 4TU.ResearchData repository.
• Chapter 4: All the contributions to the regional sea-level budget as well as the sub-basins polygons are available from Zenodo repository.