Category Archives: Australia

Australian Raw temperature results

Posted on March 20, 2018 by Clive Best

Homogenisation more often then not increases warming trends. ACORN-SAT is based on 112 stations, many of which are combinations of nearby stations which are then all homogenised.  However there are actually a total 1805 individual stations scattered about Australia, most of … Continue reading →

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Homogenisation – 3 examples

Posted on March 10, 2018 by Clive Best

Updated 11 March Here we look at some subtle changes in trends that result from homogenisation. It is often the case for long time spans that a station has either been moved  or else  two different stations in the same … Continue reading →

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Raw data shows no warming in Australia

Posted on March 8, 2018 by Clive Best

I have the raw measurement data for all 112 stations used by ACORN-SAT.  So I processed the daily minimum and maximum temperatures in exactly the same way as for the homogenised data. Here is the result. The raw result shows … Continue reading →

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