That gives
them various estimates of the climate sensitivity.
This is also a good recent presentation of
the various estimates of climate sensitivity and of the amount of uncertainty associated with them — found by doing a Google image search on the terms:
That gives
them various estimates of the climate sensitivity.
Think about it — if
the various estimates of climate sensitivity based on the instrumental period still had such fat tails just five years ago, then why would an extra five years suddenly turn that around and allow calculations of sensitivity based on the instrumental period to now rule out high sensitivities?
The paper primarily reconciles
various estimates of climate sensitivity.
However, I noticed in one of his recent postings that he deliberately avoided claiming that there was any empirical evidence to support
the various estimates of climate sensitivity.
Not exact matches
The NGN article itself gives a good explanation
of climate sensitivity and the
various studies and
estimates of it, and does quote Michael Schlesinger
of the University
of Illinois saying that Hegerl's result «means
climate sensitivity is larger than we thought for 30 years, so the problem is worse than we thought.
The NGN article itself gives a good explanation
of climate sensitivity and the
various studies and
estimates of it, and does quote Michael Schlesinger
of the University
of Illinois saying that Hegerl's result «means
climate sensitivity is larger than we thought for 30 years, so the problem is worse than we thought.
Further to earlier post, the attached curve shows
various estimates of (2xCO2)
climate sensitivity plotted against the feedback parameter.
Various paleoclimate - based equilibrium
climate sensitivity estimates from a range
of geologic time periods.
In the Working Group 1: The Physical Science Basis Report
of AR4 («AR4: WG1»),
various studies deriving
estimates of equilibrium
climate sensitivity from observational data are cited, and a comparison
of the results
of many
of these studies is shown in Figure 9.20, reproduced below.
Note also that the Earth System
Sensitivity is deduced from various past climate change events like the Paleocene — Eocene Thermal Maximum (PETM), but the qualitative estimates of longer - term climate sensitivity are less precise than the HS12 fast feedback sensitivity
Sensitivity is deduced from
various past
climate change events like the Paleocene — Eocene Thermal Maximum (PETM), but the qualitative
estimates of longer - term
climate sensitivity are less precise than the HS12 fast feedback sensitivity
sensitivity are less precise than the HS12 fast feedback
sensitivitysensitivity estimates.
The introduction to the debate gives a general background on the
various estimates for the equilibrium
climate sensitivity (ECS) and transient
climate response (TCR to a doubling
of CO2 and asks these questions:
In the discussion at Making Science Public,
various attempts are made to identify positions in the debate with respect to
estimates of climate sensitivity.
Various mechanisms have been proposed for this hiatus in global warming3, 4,5,6, but their relative importance has not been quantified, hampering observational
estimates of climate sensitivity.