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In this paper, the long-term variation trend of the Antarctic sea ice in 1973～1994 and the inter-decade variation rule of the global sea level are analyzed. It is foundthat, the Antarctic sea ice area in 1980’s was significantly less than in 1970’s but with regional difference:decreasing in Regions Ⅰ, Ⅱ, and Ⅲ, and increasing in Region Ⅳ, the average global sea levelheightvalue in 1980’s was also significantly higher than in 1970’s but also with very large regional difference.Connecting variation of both to analyze their physical mechanism, it is pointed that, the accumulated seaice anomaly value in 1980’s less than in 1970’s means a global climate warming, the sea watertemperature and air temperature rising, sea water volume expanding, and more icebergs transportingfrom the ice cover on the Antarctic continent to ocean in the warmer years. As a result, the global sealevel raised significantly with the global average sea level value in 1980’s was 22 mm higher than in 1970’s. The Sea Level Raising (SLR) distributed uneven. It is especially true in the Pacific Ocean andAtlantic. This kind of uneven SLR distribution closely relates to, or is introduced by the uneven sea ice change of the Antarctic Regions.
In this paper, the long-term variation trend of the Antarctic sea ice in 1973 ~ 1994 and the inter-decade variation rule of the global sea level are analyzed. It is foundthat, the Antarctic sea ice area in 1980’s was significantly less than in 1970’s but with regional difference: decreasing in Regions Ⅰ, Ⅱ, and Ⅲ, and increasing in Region Ⅳ, the average global sea level height value in 1980’s was also significantly higher than in 1970’s but also with very large regional difference. Connection variation of both to analyze the physical mechanism, it is pointed that, the accumulated sea ice anomaly value in 1980’s less than in 1970’s means a global climate warming, the sea watertemperature and air temperature rising, sea water volume expanding, and more icebergs transporting from the ice cover on the Antarctic continent to ocean in the warmer years. As a result, the global sealevel raised significantly with the global average sea level value in 1980’s was 22 mm higher than in 1970 ’ s. The Sea Level Raising (SLR) distributed uneven. It is especially true in the Pacific Ocean and Atlantic. This kind of uneven SLR distribution closely relates to, or is introduced by the uneven sea ice change of the Antarctic Regions.