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Scientists and volunteers in a mission to map the world's seabed by 2030. >> the shape and how deep it is, and the currents influence to a great extent how climate will develop and how climate will change. therefore, if we lack parts of the knowledge on which these climate models are based, our climate models are not as good as they could be. >> it also depends where the currents are. >> the topography of the ocean floor dictates how currents move warm and cold water throughout the planet. that impacts climate. ocean c 4 mapping is critical for precisely predicting and preparing for the climat...

Knowledge to better understand the processes of those oceans that will, again, influence life on our planet. >> reporter: norwegian oceanographer evert is hoping to reed a network of government, scientists and volunteers in a mission to map the world's seabed by 2030. >> the shape of the seabed and how deep it is and the ocean currents all influences to a great extent how climate will develop and how climate will change. therefore, if we elect parts of the knowledge on which these climate models are based, our climate models are not as good as they could be. >> it also depends where the curren...

How important it is to gain more knowledge to better understand the processes of those oceans that will, again, influence life on our planet. >> reporter: norwegian oceanographer everett flear is leading ocean scientists, industries and volunteers in a mission to map the seabed by 2030. >> the shape of the sea bed, the ocean currents, all influences to a great extent how climate will develop and change. therefore, if we let parts of the knowledge on which these planet models are based, our climate models are not as good as they could be. >> it also depends where the currents are. >> reporter: ...

Specifically. but looking at a foot of sea level rise by 2050 which is still in most of our lifetimes and what it's going to do to a place like miami, it's pretty shocking. >> yeah, katy, it is great to be back with you. and this is, you know, a sobering report, there's no question about it. there is some increased confidence. we have more observations, more data, we're measuring what's happening with these ice sheets, with these collapsing ice shelves. our models, our climate models are more comprehensive. they better handle some of the complex physics of how ice behaves in these ice sheets. ...

It is going to contribute to a greater understanding of our climate, climate models, and it has been thoroughly rewarding. the rainfall rescue project is the perfect example of citizen science in action. thousands of modern volunteers inputting the meticulous records kept by people who could be their great—great—grandpa rents. justin rowlatt, bbc news, exeter. covid—19 infections are continuing to rise across england, scotland and wales — though there's been a small decrease in northern ireland. new figures from the office for national statistics suggest one in 16 people in england and...