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I have a project based on the Global Historical Climatology Network data, going back 300 years. This is based upon readings from actual thermometers on ground
by motters 17y ago
I have a project based on the Global Historical Climatology Network data, going back 300 years. This is based upon readings from actual thermometers on ground based weather stations, rather than tree rings or ice cores which are far more difficult to decypher.
http://code.google.com/p/tempgraph/ http://code.google.com/p/tempgraph/
You can graph the data in various ways, all the way down to individual weather stations.
- Kaizyn 17y agoWe (humanity) have reliable temperature data as measured by a thermometer and at fixed locations going back 300 years?
- skorgu 17y agoWe don't have temperature data measured by a thermometer at fixed locations for 50 years. There are many other sources of temperature data.
- motters 17y agoThe thing is that when you look at the data at the lowest level (individual stations) what you're getting is small snippets of temperature information. Some stations have been around for as long as 100 years, but I don't think that there are any single stations which span the full 300 years.