What is the numerical values of these too huge amounts of ice which dissolves by the global warming?

Question

Arctic, Antarctic and other ice -reservoirs around our planet sent, sending, and will send great amounts of their ice stock to seas, but the most of the bublished data report only approximated values. Of course, there are critical and distinctive values which arranged in tables, these values may be the annual. monthly or daily means, i prefer yearly or monthly means especially those records of the antarctica, the largest ice-reservoire on the globe. thank you in advance.

Answer 1

we are talking cubic miles of water, as ice is less dense than water 1 cubic mile of ice provides ) 0.98 cubic miles of water which is 59,803,149,606,297.75 litres of water.

estimates vary from 3 to 300 cubic miles of ice are lost each year and remember ice melts suddenly at 0 degr C so the loss at -0.1 C will be millions of times less than at +0.1 C.

Currentely Greenland is at the danger point as being -0.5C this summer! next summer it may be + and then you will see a huge amount of melting!

Answer 2

It is not possible to measure such huge amounts. That is why they are estimated from experiments.