The scientists also called for continued support of current and future technologies for ocean monitoring to reduce
observation errors in sea surface temperature and ocean heat content.
Moreover, the scientists called for continued support of current and future technologies for ocean monitoring to
minimize observation errors in sea surface temperature and ocean heat content.
I talked only about the topic of this post, which is: the mismatch betweem model results and observations, and it's implication for model uncertainty (since the mismatch can not be attributed to
observation errors).
You agree that
observation error can be ruled out in our case.
vs.
observation error, etc during the recent «hiatus» just don't relate.
My argument is pretty simple, when you put in reasonable values for GHG, TSI forcing (aerosols too if you want), your model forecasts a warming in the 1910 to 1945 period so low that the high end of the forecast is below the low end of
the observation error, i.e. the model fails.