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Obsolescent but not Obsolete
Posted in AGW GIStemp Specific, GISStemp Technical and Source Code, tagged Beowulf, GIStemp on August 9, 2010 | 20 Comments »
Cure For Global Warming – Invade Canada!
Posted in AGW GIStemp Specific, Favorites, Human Interest, tagged Global Warming on May 19, 2010 | 18 Comments »
If “Blame Canada” is right, the answer must be “Invade Canada”! Seriously! Look, we’re about to shut down the world economy and toss all liberties and rights into the trash can for the benefit of the Global Warming Agenda, largely driven by the way Canada is so horridly hot and red in the GISS Maps. [...]
Canadian Concatenation Conundrum
Posted in AGW GIStemp Specific, dT/dt, Favorites, NCDC - GHCN Issues, tagged GHCN, GIStemp, Global Warming on February 25, 2010 | 23 Comments »
Curiously, Canada concatenates many records to create a warming trend. It’s a minor conundrum to me.
NASA GISS Speaks – FOIA Emails
Posted in AGW GIStemp Specific on February 18, 2010 | 14 Comments »
NASA starts to share ;-)
GISS Benchmarking The Baseline
Posted in AGW GIStemp Specific on February 2, 2010 | 47 Comments »
Is the GIStemp baseline of 1951-1980 biased? Yes. Largely by the cold 1970′s era.
Is the NULL default infinite hot?
Posted in AGW GIStemp Specific, tagged GHCN, GIStemp, Global Warming on January 31, 2010 | 32 Comments »
When the report period is set to be equal to the anomaly baseline, the entire world ocean area turns bright red in the GISS temp anomaly maps.
Temperatures now compared to maintained GHCN
Posted in AGW GIStemp Specific, NCDC - GHCN Issues, tagged GHCN, GIStemp, Global Warming on January 27, 2010 | 28 Comments »
Update 28 Jan 2010: An Arctic Blink Graph? Why not? From “Almostcertainly” in comments we have this interesting ‘blink comparison’ of the poles with a 250 km ‘spread’ compared to a 1200 km ‘spread’. Just click on the image to see the difference between the default 1200 km GISS chart and one that a bit [...]
USHCN vs USHCN Version 2 – more induced warmth
Posted in AGW GIStemp Specific, AGW Science and Background, Favorites, NCDC - GHCN Issues, tagged GHCN, GIStemp, Global Warming, NCDC, NOAA, USHCN on January 15, 2010 | 56 Comments »
USHCN Version 2 is “warmed” when compared with the original version.
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