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- The Australian Bureau of Meteorology Gets it Wrong Thu, 4 Jul 13, 10:35pmGuest essay by Ed Thurstan Abstract The Australian Bureau of Meteorology (BoM) released a new temperature dataset – the “Australian Climate Observations Reference Network – Surface Air Temperature“ (ACORN-SAT) in...
- NCDC’s new USHCN hockey stick trick Sun, 14 Oct 12, 3:28amYesterday, NCDC released Version 2.5 of the USHCN data set. For those who don’t know, this is the U.S. Historical Climatology Network (USHCN) which NCDC considers a “gold standard” for US temperature measurements....
- Errors in Estimating Mean Temperature – Part II Thu, 13 Sep 12, 2:41pmGuest post by Lance Wallace Last week (Aug 30), Anthony Watts posted my analysis of the errors in estimating true mean temperatures due to the use of the (Tmin+Tmax)/2 approach widely used in thousands of temperature measuring...
- Errors in Estimating Temperatures Using the Average of Tmax and Tmin—Analysis of the USCRN Temperature Stations Fri, 31 Aug 12, 8:00amGuest post by Lance Wallace Abstract The traditional estimate of temperature at measuring stations has been to average the highest (Tmax) and lowest (Tmin) daily measurements...
- An update on my Climate Reference Network visualization project Sun, 8 Apr 12, 5:57amReaders may recall that when Peter Gleick first sent out the stolen Heartland board documents and the fake document to give the story “legs”, there was a mention in there of a project that I asked Heartland to...