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Tag Archives: Graphs
GHCN v3.3 vs. v4 Anomaly Graphs – Africa
The GHCN v3.3 vs v4 Anomaly Graphs for Africa. Continue reading
Anomaly By Continent Graphs GHCN v3.3
Graphs of the anomaly of the temperature data in GHCN v3.3, both in aggregate and by continent. Continue reading
Posted in AGW Science and Background, Global Cooling, Global Warming General, NCDC - GHCN Issues
Tagged Anomaly, GHCN, Graphs
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Sliding The Time Scope – Seeing Patterns In Stock Tickers
How does changing your “Start of Time” and time scope of coverage change what you see in stock charts? Continue reading
Graphical Perceptions
Graphs can be interesting tools for visualization, but don’t forget that most of that visualization happens inside the mind and that you “add things” to the data when looking at a graph. Mississippi flow vs Solar AA geomagnetic index is one example. Warm Periods and cold spikes in GISP cores is another. Continue reading
Posted in AGW Science and Background, Human Interest
Tagged AA Index, GISP, Graphs, Greenland, Mississippi, precipitation, Rain, Solar, temperatures
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