Sentences with phrase «station temperature»

All of them showed much stronger response that the same station temperature sets do today.

Starting with the daily time series, monthly averages of station temperature are calculated.

Both the satellite and station temperature sets showed an almost identical global temperature response.

Hawkins and Jones (2013) focused on one small aspect of Callendar's work: his compilation of World Weather Records station temperature data into zonal and global temperature anomalies, in effect, delimiting Callendar, whose contribution was much more diverse, as a sort of John the Baptist of temperature accountancy, merely preparing the way for Phil Jones.

This breakpoint - adjusted data set provides a collection of adjusted, homogeneous station data that is recommended for users who want to avoid heterogeneities in station temperature data.

Note: This audit of New Zealand weather station temperature records was possible due to the Excel programming skills of former ABS statistician Ian Hill.

NOAA Climate Prediction Center's CAMS station temperature anomaly dataset.

These include that the land, borehole and marine records substantially agree; and the fact that there is little difference between the long - term (1880 to 1998) rural (0.70 °C / century) and full set of station temperature trends (actually less at 0.65 °C / century).

Raw land temperatures were calculated by assigning each station to a 5 × 5 latitude / longitude grid box, converting station temperatures into anomalies relative to a 1971 - 2000 baseline period, averaging all the anomalies within each grid box for each month, and averaging all grid boxes for each month weighted by the land area within each grid box.

A senior scientist from CRU wrote, for example: «PS, I'm getting hassled by a couple of people to release the CRU station temperature data.

1) The effect of urban heat islands on global and regional averages could be reduced if the compilers of the temperature datasets used area - weighted averaging of the individual station temperatures.

This study is an extensive revision of the Climatic Research Unit (CRU) land station temperature database that is used to produce a gridbox dataset of 5 ° latitude × 5 ° longitude temperature anomalies.

Gavin, why don't you want to post what this really proves, namely that all the «station temperature error would be detected and corrected as part of the process.»

The problem is that the NOAA ground station temperature measurements have been adjusted to indicate global warming.

«By the way — the absence of any high elevation or high latitude stations would likely only serve to create a cold bias in the global temperature average because we calculate the gridded and global averages using anomalies — not absolute station temperatures — as I explained in the information in my earlier e-mail to you.

However, the paper in question is Dole et al. (2011), which contained some serious flaws, failing to account for a glitch in the Moscow July station temperature data, which saw an urban heat island correction erroneously applied, as discussed in detail by Stefan Rahmstorf at RealClimate.

CRUTEM3 was the subject of much of the criticism around the emails, and so «the review conducted a trial analysis to demonstrate what an independent researcher is able to do, using publicly available land station temperature information, should they wish to replicate the CRUTEM analysis.»

The Climate Data Grapher — Station Temperature includes annual average minimum temperature for Fredonia, NY in addition to the other following parameters:

Note that regional mean anomalies (in particular global anomalies) are not computed from the current absolute mean and the 1951 - 80 mean for that region, but from station temperature anomalies.

The station and passive microwave records were combined into one record, and then the remaining missing data were filled in by optimizing the multiple linear regression relationship between the Byrd Station temperature record and records from other Antarctic stations for each month, and for the annual means.