Data Archiving for Trouet-Esper
Trouet et al was released on April 2, 2009 with an SI that did not include any data. Discussion began here on April 3 in the comments here and later that day I posted on it here observing:...
View ArticleEsper in Morocco
The other series in Trouet that contributes to their NAO reconstruction is the Morocco chronology from Esper the non-Archiver. In the Scotland speleo series, we observed an awkward detrending step...
View ArticleTrouet et al 2009 – More Info
On April 10, I was notified by NOAA that a little bit of data from Trouet was now online at NOAA WDCP. The archive is the absolute minimum; even Science would require them to archive this data if...
View ArticleEsper et al 2009 on West Siberia
Esper et al (Global Change Biology, in press) “Trends and uncertainties in Siberian indicators of 20th century warming” is relevant to our present consideration of Briffa’s Yamal, which I will get to...
View ArticleRCS Homogeneity- Esper in Jaemtland
Starting with the first of my recent posts on Yamal, I raised the issue of whether the CRU 12 actually came from a homogeneous population to the subfossil population. This issue was related to the...
View ArticleIs Yamal Homogeneous? An Esper-Style Answer.
Starting with the first of my recent posts on Yamal, I raised the issue of whether the CRU 12 actually came from a homogeneous population to the subfossil population. Although Briffa’s online response...
View ArticleMann's PC1 in Esper and Frank 2008
On previous occasions, we’ve noticed some strange appearances of the Mann hockey stick under different disguises. In Inconvenient Truth, a splice of Mann’s hockey stick and CRU instrumental data is...
View ArticleEsper et al 2016 and the Oroko Swamp
Jan Esper, prominent in early Climate Audit posts as an adamant serial non-archiver, has joined with 17 other tree ring specialists, to publish “Ranking of tree-ring based temperature reconstructions...
View ArticleRe-examining Cook’s Mt Read (Tasmania) Chronology
In today’s post, I’m going to re-examine (or more accurately, examine de novo) Ed Cook’s Mt Read (Tasmania) chronology, a chronology recently used in Gergis et al 2016, Esper et al 2016, as well as...
View ArticleAn Interesting Graphic in the Esper et al 2012 SI
Rob Wilson (by email) has drawn my attention to the SI to Esper et al 2012 SI, which contains the following diagram relevant to late Holocene treeline changes. Figure 1. From Esper et al 2012 SI. Esper...
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