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NOAA&NASA: 2014 Warmest Year on Record
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<blockquote data-quote="cyptomcat" data-source="post: 133791" data-attributes="member: 323"><p>In Appendix A, for Russia and Norway, he lists both adjusted and non-adjusted, so I figured it should be the exhaustive list of stations. Anyway, my point is there are a lot more stations in Iceland to look at.</p><p></p><p>I am updating the plot I made above with linear fits and cleaner data. I just discovered NASA GISS provides 3 sets of temperature data, and I am not sure if I used the correct two out of the three. The way NASA provides data is pretty confusing, and IMO NASA is definitely part of the problem. Homewood mixing up NASA, NOAA etc. together, choosing some of the stations and then the way he writes up everything make it all even more confusing. I wish either one party or other did a better analysis. I blame both sides, but I blame NASA more. They are getting paid for this and it's their job to settle all public confusion...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="cyptomcat, post: 133791, member: 323"] In Appendix A, for Russia and Norway, he lists both adjusted and non-adjusted, so I figured it should be the exhaustive list of stations. Anyway, my point is there are a lot more stations in Iceland to look at. I am updating the plot I made above with linear fits and cleaner data. I just discovered NASA GISS provides 3 sets of temperature data, and I am not sure if I used the correct two out of the three. The way NASA provides data is pretty confusing, and IMO NASA is definitely part of the problem. Homewood mixing up NASA, NOAA etc. together, choosing some of the stations and then the way he writes up everything make it all even more confusing. I wish either one party or other did a better analysis. I blame both sides, but I blame NASA more. They are getting paid for this and it's their job to settle all public confusion... [/QUOTE]
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