questa directory contiene il sealevel delle due stazioni delle isole Fiji
SUVA-A e LAUTOKA da PSMSL (http://www.psmsl.org/data/obtaining/)

su WUWT:
https://wattsupwiththat.com/2017/11/13/fiji-flooding-is-fake-news-from-cop23/
"Open Letter to Honorable Prime Minister of Fiji and President of COP23 
Frank Bainimarama by Nils-Axel Mörner"

Mörner, N.-A. and Klein, P.M. (2017) The Fiji Tide-Gauge Stations. 
International Journal of Geosciences, 8, 536-544. 
https://doi.org/10.4236/ijg.2017.84028

The Suva station has a more complex history (PSMSL, no. 1327).The first 
gauge at Kings Wharf was destroyed in 1983 and then moved to Walu Bay Naval 
Faculty. It has a 3-month overlap to the present tide gauge at Suva 
harbour (first run by NOAA, now by the Australian National Tidal Faculty).
The combined records cover the period 1972-2016.

Figure 6. The present tide-gauge station at Suva (green dot) in the harbour 
of Suva. The station is attached to heavy harbour constructions, resting on 
marine soft sediments, susceptible to compaction.

Furthermore, the Suva area was subjected to earthquakes; e.g. the 1953 event

Both stations record a general 3-part sequence. Though differing somewhat 
in time and amplitude, the main shape is so similar that it must be caused 
by a common factor. We suggest that this is cyclic changes in sea level. 
We have to consider the 18.6, around 30 and around 60 year cycles, two of 
which have a planetary background [14] . These cyclic events represent the 
redistribution of water masses of “Super-ENSO” type [12] . Besides this, 
there seems to be an influence from crustal subsidence and site-specific 
effect of compaction.
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