This is a small thing to calculate the potential impact of ice cap melt on the global sea level.

~~~:ice:ANTARTIC    .26.54 .1000000 f:* ;  (from_the_bedrock2_survey :ice:GREENLAND   .2900000 ;             (from_web.viu.ca/earle/geol305 :ice:total       ice:ANTARTIC ice:GREENLAND f:+ ; :ice:rise<mm>    ice:total .361 f:/ ; :ice:rise<m>     ice:rise<mm> .1000 f:/ ; :ice:rise<m,adj> ice:rise<m> .0.91 f:* ;   ice:total       'Total_volume_(km^3):_ s:put f:put nl ice:rise<mm>    'Rise_(mm):___________ s:put f:put nl ice:rise<m>     'Rise_(m):____________ s:put f:put nl nl   ice:rise<m,adj> 'Rise_(m,_adjusted_for_density):_ s:put f:put nl ~~~

Output:

Total volume (km^3): 29440000.000000 Rise (mm):           81551.246537 Rise (m):            81.551247

Rise (m, adjusted for density): 74.211634

Sources:

• bedrock2 survey: https://www.the-cryosphere.net/7/375/2013/tc-7-375-2013.pdf
• greenland ice: https://web.viu.ca/earle/geol305/The%20Greenland%20Ice%20Sheet.pdf
• sea level rise: https://www.realworldvisuals.com/blog-1/could-rocks-cause-sea-levels-to-rise