The map below shows the location of the 73 proxies provided by Marcott el al. “Mouse over” gives the name of the station and a click on the dot shows the graph of the measured temperatures and anomalies (relative to 4500-5500 ybp). You can zoom in by dragging a rectangle over an area.
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Great interactive map, Clive. Seems to work well, except for the proxy in the NW US48 which comes up with a black screen in my browser.
Thanks . Yes you’re right. I will fix that graph next week. These graphs show the measurement data and not the interpolated data. Marcott interpolated the proxies onto a high resolution 20 year time-base.
It’s fixed now. There was something wrong in the excel sheet for that proxy.
I put a link to this in my Science News section of our Friends of Science March newsletter. Great map!
http://www.friendsofscience.org/index.php?id=435