Author Archives: Clive Best

Icosahedral binning

Posted on October 26, 2019 by Clive Best

A recent post by Nick Stokes has started me thinking again about the use of 3D Icosahedral binning of temperature data. Their major advantage is that all bins are of equal size on the earth’s surface thereby removing artificial spatial … Continue reading →

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September global temperature falls 0.04C

Posted on October 14, 2019 by Clive Best

These results use a spherical triangulation of land (GHCN) and ocean (HadSST3) temperature data with a baseline of 1961-1990. Since August I have been forced to update to GHCN-V4 land temperatures since GHCN-V3 has been discontinued. September shows a small … Continue reading →

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V4C August Temperature and the size of V4 adjustments

Posted on September 19, 2019 by Clive Best

Only GHCN-V4 is currently available for August. V3 has not been updated since 17th August so I wondered if it had perhaps been discontinued, but it turns out they have had  IT problems. My calculation of the latest V4C combined … Continue reading →

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