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They use the same methods and get something approaching 1 W / m2 heating especially in later years where surface warming stopped, but this can be accounted for by the OHC change (missing heat and all that).

The average annual excess of net TOA radiation constrained by OHC is 0.6 ± 0.4 Wm — 2 (90 % confidence) since 2005 when Argo data14 became available, before which the OHC data are much more uncertain14.

W&H can be approximated by OHC — which we don't yet have a good enough handle on but can in principle be used to close out the LHS terms using differences and not absolutes.

I would suggest warming, perhaps delayed by an OHC increase, but eventually to fully balance the IR change.

Yes, most of the warming due to the addition of CO2 would be delayed by OHC recovery from natural oscillation or forces.

A hypothesised BNO (R) defies the evidence provided by OHC measurements.

Not exact matches

While the TOA observations show far less agreement with the NODC and Hadley Centre OHC data sets, after 2004 they demonstrate moderate agreement with PMEL / JPL / JIMAR data sets (as determined by statistical analysis).

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In complete contrast, on Bruno Vendiesse's stand, was a delectable 1927 Lombard AL3, an 1100cc twin ohc coupé by Duval.

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Using the 1.6 - liter OHC inline four rated at 70 hp, this model continued in production until 1994, and was the last Chevette version built in Brazil, where it was replaced by the coupe utility version of Chevrolet Corsa.

The CA was replaced by the CF, a completely unrelated vehicle using new overhead camshaft (OHC) engines, which was to have a much harder time proving itself thanks to the Ford Transit.

The Suzuki Ozark 250 is one of the quadbikes that was showcased and is powered by a 246cc, single - cylinder, air - cooled OHC engine mated to a 5 - speed gearbox with a reverse gear.

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Since OHC uptake efficiency associated with surface warming is low compared with the rate of radiative restoring (increase in energy loss to space as specified by the climate feedback parameter), an important internal contribution must lead to a loss rather than a gain of ocean heat; thus the observation of OHC increase requires a dominant role for external forcing.

This is on the order of 3e19J, as compared to OHC decadal increase on the order of 0.5 e22J, both dwarfed by total absorbed insolation on the order of 1e27J.

(And I mean here «measured» OHC, not a value inferred by subtracting one big imprecise number from another big imprecise number.)

My guess is it increases OHC by decreasing the formation of cold deep water, this would have a temporary (hundreds of year though) heating effect at the surface.

When OHC increase became availaible, it yielded new values of TCS which, by the way, are lower than those derived from ERB series.

In particular, as discussed above, internal climate oscillations warm the surface by losing OHC, while external forcing by CO2 or other modalities warms the surface by increasing OHC.

Further, studies addressing global OHC below 2000m (reviewed in IPCC AR5 Section 3.2.4) find not a sign of net cooling of the size required by BNO (S).

For BNO (S) alone in its last quarter cycle 2000 - 14 (for which we have the best data OHC) the ΔOHC 0 - 2000m record is 4x larger and of opposite sign (contradicting the assumption of BNO = AGW by suggesting AGW is 5x bigger in magnitude than BNO (S) for this period if BNO (S) did exist using 0 - 2000m ocean storage).

What I have shown in those posts is that the rise in OHC from 1955 to present can be explained by natural factors that have resulted in upward shifts in OHC, not a monotonous rise.

The largest energy reservoir by far is the ocean and OHC doesn't increase or decrease uniformly from top to bottom.

No amount of change in Ocean Heat Content (OHC) by itself will have any effect on that.

OHC can not be dismissed by appealing to model complexities.

Then, when combined with the number of measurements and uncertainties induces by thermal eddies and ocean mixture, it is seems unlikely to me that measurements can tease out the true OHC.

All temperature indexes are troubled by noise, OHC is better in that respect, but temperature is what people observe, and temperature is what has direct influence on all life.

HadCRUT4 may well be better correlated with OHC than an index calculated by adding to the calculation of the index the estimated warming of polar regions.

Temperatures measured by the ARGO floats and the XBTs before them are rising in the raw data, and the ocean heat content (OHC) is simply observed temperature change scaled by the thermal mass of the ocean layer in question - not some kind of complex model.

They take the OHC in Joules at the end minus beginning and divide by time to get this number.

The number that I consider perhaps most informative is the average rate of increase in OHC divided by the area of Earth including also land areas, because that number tells in more familiar way about that rate.

capt. dallas, you probably know that OHC can only change by energy inputs, and its change is mostly in the direction of increasing.

The GHG would also decrease as the OHC increased to normal, whatever that is, but the additional CO2 would increase that conditional equilibrium by some amount.

The yellow is the 3.7 for CO2 plus 0.8 Watts for OHC recovery which would be the approximate error if the sea surface temperature where under estimated by 0.2 C.

DK12 compounded their erroneous analysis by attempting to calculate the net climate feedback based solely on their estimated 2002 - 2008 OHC increase for the uppermost 700 meters, and only considering the CO2 and solar radiative forcings, ignoring the significant aerosol forcing, for example.

When the rate of OHC decreases, more warming would be measured in the atmosphere, like the 1998 El Nino peak, followed by the lower 2005 El Nino peak, followed by the lower 2010 El Nino peak, which indicate a change in the rate of OH uptake.

One has to remember that OHC is a cumulative measure and it is not impacted by yearly fluctuations in forcing as much as a non-cumulative temperature measure.

The «noise level,» that is, the amplitude of internal variability, approximated here by the standard deviation (σ) of the OHC time series after the linear trend is removed, amounts to 0.77 × 1022 J from 2004 to 2015 (Table 1).

By contrast, the OHC and sea level increased steadily during this period, providing clear and convincing evidence that global warming continued.

Unless you can account for the increase in OHC by another mechanism, this is where we are, like it or not.

The fact that the OHC is rising decade on decade means we have an imbalance and all the warming so far has not been enough for the forcing change that is dominated by the GHG increase.

This is demonstrated by the observed increase in * deep ocean * OHC as well as upper ocean OHC.

See figure 4, although anyone who can get a global 69 % increase in OHC over the period with the SH increasing by 62 % and the NH by 68 % needs watching.

Ideally the zero point would be modulated by ocean heat content and / or ssts, since it is the comparison between energy into the oceans vs. energy radiated back out that determines warming or cooling, but we don't have much historical ohc or sst data so a fixed zero point would seem to be the best that can be done.

If you can't see the problem where the measured OHC level has suddenly become adjusted to the same trend as Agenda based pre-2003 models, then you obviously have both eyes blinded by too much AGW kool - aide.

I have to say it's a remarkable finding by the Schuckmann paper to find OHC increasing when OHC is declining at the 700m mark;

As for that Fig. 4 in your 2000 Levitus paper, that is not 69 % «increase in OHC» — that is the «percent variance accounted for by this trend» (see Figure caption).

The planetary heat content — and therefore OHC — must follow the changes in TOA radiant flux by the first law of thermodynamics.