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" >> >> Dear folks, >> >> Sorry about the delay in sending you the next version of our >> manuscript. I decided that I needed to perform some additional >> calculations. I was concerned that we had not addressed the issue of >> "differential warming" of the surface and troposphere - an issue which >> Douglass et al. HAD considered. >> >> Our work thus far shows that there are no fundamental inconsistencies >> between simulated and observed temperature trends in individual >> tropospheric layers (T2 and T2LT). But we had not performed our >> "paired trends" test for trends in the surface-minus-T2LT difference >> time series. This is a much tougher test to pass: differencing >> strongly damps the correlated variability in each "pair" of surface >> and T2LT time series. Because of this noise reduction, the standard >> error of the linear trend in the difference series is typically >> substantially smaller than the size of the standard error in an >> individual surface or T2LT time series. This makes it easier to reject >> the null hypothesis of "no significant difference between simulated >> and observed trends". >> >> In the CCSP Report, the behavior of the trends in the >> surface-minus-T2LT difference series led us to note that: >> >> "Comparing trend differences between the surface and the troposphere >> exposes potential discrepancies between models and observations in the >> tropics". >> >> So it seemed wise to re-examine this "differential warming" issue. I >> felt that if we ignored it, Douglass et al. would have grounds for >> criticizing our response. >> >> I've now done the "paired trends" test with the trends in the >> surface-minus-T2LT difference series. The results are quite >> interesting. They are at variance with the above-quoted finding of the >> CCSP Report. The new results I will describe show that the "potential >> discrepancies" in the tropics have largely been resolved. >> >> Here's what I did. I used three different observational estimates of >> tropical SST changes. These were from NOAA-ERSST-v2, NOAA-ERSST-v3, >> and HadISST1. It's my understanding that NOAA-ERSST-v3 and HadISST1 >> are the most recent SST products of NCDC and the Hadley Centre. I'm >> also using T2LT data from RSS v3.0 and UAH v5.2. Here are the tropical >> (20N-20S) trends in these five datasets over the 252-month period from >> January 1979 to December 1999, together with their 1-sigma adjusted >> standard errors (in brackets): >> >> UAH v5.2 0.060 (+/-0.137) >> RSS v3.0 0.166 (+/-0.130) >> HADISST1 0.108 (+/-0.133) >> NOAA-ERSST-v2 0.100 (+/-0.131) >> NOAA-ERSST-v3 0.077 (+/-0.121) >> >> (all trends in degrees C/decade). >> >> The trends in the three SST datasets are (by definition) calculated >> from anomaly data that have been spatially-averaged over tropical >> oceans. The trends in T2LT are calculated from anomaly data that have >> been spatially averaged over land and ocean. It is physically >> reasonable to do the differencing over different domains, since the >> temperature field throughout the tropical troposphere is more or less >> on the moist adiabatic lapse rate set by convection over the warmest >> waters. >> >> These observational trend estimates are somewhat different from those >> available to us at the time of the CCSP Report. This holds for both >> T2LT and SST. For T2LT, the RSS trend used in the CCSP Report and in >> the Santer et al. (2005) Science paper was roughly 0.13 degrees >> C/decade. As you can see from the Table given above, it is now ca. >> 0.17 degrees C/decade. Carl tells me that this change is largely due >> to a change in how he and Frank adjust for inter-satellite biases. >> This adjustment now has a latitudinal dependence, which it did not >> have previously. >> >> The tropical SST trends used in the CCSP Report were estimated from >> earlier versions of the Hadley Centre and NOAA SST data, and were of >> order 0.12 degrees C/decade. The values estimated from more recent >> datasets are lower - and markedly lower in the case of NOAA-ERSST-v3 >> (0.077 degrees C/decade). The reasons for this downward shift in the >> estimated warming of tropical SSTs are unclear. As Carl pointed out in >> an email that he sent me earlier today: >> >> "One important difference is that post 1985, NOAA-ERSST-v3 directly >> ingests "bias adjusted" SST data from AVHRR, a big change from v2, >> which didn't use any satellite data (directly). AVHRR is strongly >> affected in the tropics by the Pinatubo eruption in 1991. If the >> "bias adjustment" doesn't completely account for this, the trends >> could be changed". >> >> Another possibility is treatment of biases in the buoy data. It would >> be nice if Dick Reynolds could advise us as to the most likely >> explanation for the different warming rates inferred from >> NOAA-ERSST-v2 and v3. >> >> Bottom line: The most recent estimates of tropical SST changes over >> 1979 to 1999 are smaller than we reported in the CCSP Report, while >> the T2LT trend (at least in RSS) is larger. The trend in the observed >> difference series, NOAA-ERSST-v3 Ts minus RSS T2LT, is now -0.089 >> degrees C/decade, which is very good agreement with the multi-model >> ensemble trend in the Ts minus T2LT difference series (-0.085 degrees >> C/decade). Ironically, if Douglass et al. had applied their flawed >> "consistency test" to the multi-model ensemble mean trend and the >> trend in the NOAA-ERSST-v3 Ts minus RSS T2LT difference series, they >> would not have been able to conclude that models and observations are >> inconsistent! >> >> Here are the observed trends in the tropical Ts minus T2LT difference >> series in the six different pairs of Ts and T2LT datasets, together >> with the number of "Hits" (rejections of the null hypothesis of no >> significant difference in trends) and the percentage rejection rate >> (based on 49 tests in each case) >> >> "Pair" Trend 1-sigma C.I. Hits Rej.Rate >> HadISST1 Ts minus RSS T2LT -0.0577 (+/-0.0347) 1 (2.04%) >> NOAA-ERSST-v2 Ts minus RSS T2LT -0.0660 (+/-0.0382) 1 (2.04%) >> NOAA-ERSST-v3 Ts minus RSS T2LT -0.0890 (+/-0.0350) 0 (0.00%) >> HadISST1 Ts minus UAH T2LT +0.0488 (+/-0.0371) 28 (57.14%) >> NOAA-ERSST-v2 Ts minus UAH T2LT +0.0405 (+/-0.0403) 25 (51.02%) >> NOAA-ERSST-v3 Ts minus UAH T2LT +0.0175 (+/-0.0370) 15 (30.60%) >> Multi-model ensemble mean -0.0846 >> >> Things to note: >> >> 1) For all "pairs" involving RSS T2LT data, the multi-model ensemble >> mean trend is well within even the 1-sigma statistical uncertainty of >> the observed trend. >> >> 2) For all "pairs" involving RSS T2LT data, there are very few >> statistically-significant differences between the observed and >> model-simulated "differential warming" of the tropical surface and >> lower troposphere. >> >> 3) For all "pairs" involving UAH T2LT data, there are >> statistically-significant differences between the observed and >> model-simulated "differential warming" of the tropical surface and >> lower troposphere. Even in these cases, however, rejection of the null >> hypothesis is not universal: rejection rates range from 30% to 57%. >> Clearly, not all models are inconsistent with the observational >> estimate of "differential warming" inferred from UAH data. >> >> These results contradict the "model inconsistent with data" claims of >> Douglass et al. >> >> The attached Figure is analogous to the Figure we currently show in >> the paper for T2LT trends. Now, however, results are for trends in the >> surface-minus-T2LT difference series. Rather than showing all six >> "pairs" of observational results in the top panel, I've chosen to show >> two pairs only in order to avoid unnecessarily complicating the >> Figure. I propose, however, that we provide results from all six pairs >> in a Table. >> >> As is visually obvious from the Figure, trends in 46 of the 49 >> simulated surface-minus-T2LT difference series pairs are within the >> 2-sigma confidence intervals of the NOAA-ERSST-v3 Ts minus RSS T2LT >> trend (the light grey bar). And as is obvious from Panel B, even the >> Douglass et al. "sigma{SE}" encompasses the difference series trend >> from the NOAA-ERSST-v3 Ts/RSS T2LT pair. >> >> I think we should show these results in our paper. >> >> The bottom line: Use of newer T2LT datasets (RSS) and Ts datasets >> (NOAA-ERSST-v3, HADISST1) largely removes the discrepancy between >> tropical surface and tropospheric warming rates. We need to explain >> why the observational estimates of tropical SST changes are now >> smaller than they were at the time of the CCSP Report. We will need >> some help from Dick Reynolds with this. >> >> With best regards, >> >> Ben >> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- >> >> Benjamin D. Santer >> Program for Climate Model Diagnosis and Intercomparison >> Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory >> P.O. Box 808, Mail Stop L-103 >> Livermore, CA 94550, U.S.A. >> Tel: (925) 422-2486 >> FAX: (925) 422-7675 >> email: santer1@llnl.gov >> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- >> >> >> > > Prof. Phil Jones > Climatic Research Unit Telephone +44 (0) 1603 592090 > School of Environmental Sciences Fax +44 (0) 1603 507784 > University of East Anglia > Norwich Email p.jones@uea.ac.uk > NR4 7TJ > UK > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > program growlandmergeetc > dimension lnd(72,36),nlnd(72,36),ivsst(72,36),jcov(72,36) > dimension icmb(72,36),alcov(72,36),ascov(72,36),iysst(72,36) > dimension isdvar(72,36,12),neigsd(72,36,12) > dimension iorigt(72,36),icount(72,36) > dimension ash(12),anh(12),ashp(12),anhp(12) > dimension np(12),npch(12),npinf(12),npchan(12),npsst(12) > rad=57.2958 > ir=13 > c calculate maximum % coverage of hemisphere in cos units > xnh=0.0 > do 20 j=1,18 > w=cos((92.5-j*5)/rad) > do 19 i=1,72 > 19 xnh=xnh+w > 20 continue > c read in land fraction in % > read(1,21)i1,i2 > 21 format(2i6) > do 22 j=1,36 > 22 read(1,23)(jcov(i,j),i=1,72) > 23 format(72i6) > c set coverage of land to % of at least 25% and less than 75% > c ocean percent is then simply the rest > do 24 j=1,36 > do 24 i=1,72 > alcov(i,j)=0.01*jcov(i,j) > if(alcov(i,j).le.24.9)alcov(i,j)=25.0 > if(alcov(i,j).ge.75.1)alcov(i,j)=75.0 > ascov(i,j)=100.0 - alcov(i,j) > 24 continue > c read in the sd of the land only datset (var corected) to assess > c whether the neighbour check can legitimately correct values > do 901 k=1,12 > read(4,27)ii > do 902 j=1,36 > 902 read(4,29)(isdvar(i,j,k),i=37,72),(isdvar(ii,j,k),ii=1,36) > 901 continue > c read in neighbouring sd calculated from at least 4 of the > c neigbouring 8 5 degree squares around each grid box > do 903 k=1,12 > read(18,27)ii > do 904 j=1,36 > 904 read(18,29)(neigsd(i,j,k),i=37,72),(neigsd(ii,j,k),ii=1,36) > 903 continue > c skip the first 19 years of the variance corrected land data > c as the variance corrected SST data only starts in > c also skip the first 19 years of the original gridded temps > c so later can check the number of stations available per gridbox > c per month > do 25 k=1851,1869 > do 26 kk=1,12 > read(2,27)i1,i2 > 27 format(2i5) > read(ir,27)i1,i2 > do 28 j=1,36 > 28 read(2,29)(lnd(i,j),i=37,72),(lnd(ii,j),ii=1,36) > 29 format(12i5) > do 128 j=1,36 > 128 read(ir,29)(iorigt(i,j),i=37,72),(iorigt(ii,j),ii=1,36) > do 129 j=1,36 > 129 read(ir,29)(icount(i,j),i=37,72),(icount(ii,j),ii=1,36) > 26 continue > 25 continue > c read in the land and sst data (both variance corrected) > c reading in the land allow for the greenwich start of the land > c and the dateline start for the SST. Output is from the dateline > do 31 k=1870,1999 > ashy=0.0 > anhy=0.0 > if(k.ge.1901)ir=14 > if(k.ge.1951)ir=15 > if(k.ge.1991)ir=16 > if(k.ge.1994)ir=17 > do 32 kk=1,12 > npch(kk)=0 > npchan(kk)=0 > np(kk)=0 > npinf(kk)=0 > npsst(kk)=0 > c read in the original gridded land to get the station count > c per grid box > read(ir,27)i1,i2 > do 131 j=1,36 > 131 read(ir,29)(iorigt(i,j),i=37,72),(iorigt(ii,j),ii=1,36) > do 132 j=1,36 > 132 read(ir,29)(icount(i,j),i=37,72),(icount(ii,j),ii=1,36) > c read in the variance corrected land > read(2,27)i1,i2 > write(7,27)kk,k > do 33 j=1,36 > 33 read(2,29)(lnd(i,j),i=37,72),(lnd(ii,j),ii=1,36) > c copy lnd array to nlnd so that the growing doesn't use already > c infilled values > do 34 j=1,36 > do 34 i=1,72 > 34 nlnd(i,j)=lnd(i,j) > c read in sst data > read(3,21)i1,i2 > do 35 j=1,36 > 35 read(3,23)(ivsst(i,j),i=1,72) > c check land for extremes and fill in gaps (only one grid box away > c provided there are at least 4 of the 8 surrounding boxes) > do 41 j=1,36 > j1=j-1 > j2=j+1 > if(j1.eq.0)j1=1 > if(j2.eq.37)j2=36 > do 42 i=1,72 > sum=0.0 > nsum=0 > i1=i-1 > i2=i+1 > do 43 jj=j1,j2 > do 44 ii=i1,i2 > iii=ii > if(iii.eq.73)iii=1 > if(iii.eq.0)iii=72 > if(jj.eq.j.and.iii.eq.i)go to 44 > if(lnd(iii,jj).eq.-9999)go to 44 > sum=sum+lnd(iii,jj) > nsum=nsum+1 > 44 continue > 43 continue > if(lnd(i,j).ne.-9999)np(kk)=np(kk)+1 > if(nsum.le.3)go to 47 > sum=sum/nsum > ndep=sum+0.5 > if(sum.lt.0.0)ndep=ndep-1 > nval=ndep > if(lnd(i,j).eq.-9999)go to 46 > npch(kk)=npch(kk)+1 > ndep=lnd(i,j)-nval > if(neigsd(i,j,kk).eq.-9999)go to 47 > if(iabs(ndep).le.225)go to 47 > if(iabs(ndep).lt.neigsd(i,j,kk)*2.0)go to 47 > if(icount(i,j).ge.2)go to 47 > nlnd(i,j)=nval > npchan(kk)=npchan(kk)+1 > 48 write(6,202)k,kk,j,i,nval,lnd(i,j),ndep,isdvar(i,j,kk), > >neigsd(i,j,kk),nlnd(i,j),nsum,icount(i,j),iorigt(i,j) > 202 format(4i4,9i6) > go to 47 > 46 nlnd(i,j)=nval > npinf(kk)=npinf(kk)+1 > 47 continue > 42 continue > 41 continue > c merge with marine using the weighting factors > do 51 j=1,36 > do 52 i=1,72 > wx=0.0 > xx=0.0 > if(nlnd(i,j).eq.-9999)go to 55 > wx=wx+alcov(i,j) > xx=xx+alcov(i,j)*nlnd(i,j) > 55 if(ivsst(i,j).eq.-32768)go to 56 > wx=wx+ascov(i,j) > xx=xx+ascov(i,j)*ivsst(i,j) > 56 if(wx.ge.0.001)go to 59 > icmb(i,j)=-9999 > go to 57 > 59 aa=xx/wx > ia=aa+0.5 > if(xx.lt.0.0)ia=ia-1 > icmb(i,j)=ia > c writing out the land/sst merging checking when both are present > c if(wx.ge.99.9)write(6,203)kk,j,i,ia,nlnd(i,j),ivsst(i,j), > c >wx,alcov(i,j),ascov(i,j) > c 203 format(6i6,3f7.1) > 57 continue > 52 continue > 51 continue > c write out the new merged file > do 53 j=1,36 > 53 write(7,54)(icmb(i,j),i=1,72) > 54 format(12i5) > c calculate the hemispheric averages > anh(kk)=0.0 > ash(kk)=0.0 > ashp(kk)=0.0 > anhp(kk)=0.0 > wx=0.0 > xx=0.0 > do 61 j=1,18 > w=cos((92.5-j*5.0)/rad) > do 62 i=1,72 > if(icmb(i,j).eq.-9999)go to 62 > wx=wx+w > xx=xx+w*icmb(i,j) > 62 continue > 61 continue > anh(kk)=xx*0.01/wx > anhp(kk)=wx*100.0/xnh > wx=0.0 > xx=0.0 > do 63 j=19,36 > w=cos((j*5.0-92.5)/rad) > do 64 i=1,72 > if(icmb(i,j).eq.-9999)go to 64 > wx=wx+w > xx=xx+w*icmb(i,j) > 64 continue > 63 continue > ash(kk)=xx*0.01/wx > ashp(kk)=wx*100.0/xnh > anhy=anhy+anh(kk) > ashy=ashy+ash(kk) > 32 continue > anhy=anhy/12.0 > ashy=ashy/12.0 > write(8,89)k,anh,anhy > 89 format(i4,12f6.2,f7.2) > write(8,90)k,anhp > 90 format(i4,12f6.0) > write(9,89)k,ash,ashy > write(9,90)k,ashp > write(10,91)k,np > write(10,91)k,npch > write(10,91)k,npchan > write(10,91)k,npinf > write(10,92) > 92 format(/) > 91 format(i4,12i6) > 31 continue > stop > end > > -- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Benjamin D. Santer Program for Climate Model Diagnosis and Intercomparison Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory P.O. Box 808, Mail Stop L-103 Livermore, CA 94550, U.S.A. Tel: (925) 422-2486 FAX: (925) 422-7675 email: santer1@llnl.gov ----------------------------------------------------------------------------


Hi Yamiche, April tells me you guys haven't connected and I wanted to make sure you touched base with her since she should be the one to answer on anything for the convention since it's being coordinated in Philadelphia. April is available now. ________________________________ From: Miranda, Luis Sent: Tuesday, May 17, 2016 5:26 PM To: yamiche.alcindor@nytimes.com Cc: April Mellody; Paustenbach, Mark Subject: Connecting you... Hi Yamiche, I'm connecting you here with April who runs our convention communications team and can speak generally to security. However, as I said when we spoke on background, we won't respond specifically to any particular claim or suggestion at this point. April's number is 610-505-0382. [SigDems] Luis Miranda, Communications Director Democratic National Committee 202-863-8148 – MirandaL@dnc.org - @MiraLuisDC


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Dear folks, I've been doing some calculations to address one of the statistical issues raised by the Douglass et al. paper in the International Journal of Climatology. Here are some of my results. Recall that Douglass et al. calculated synthetic T2LT and T2 temperatures from the CMIP-3 archive of 20th century simulations ("20c3m" runs). They used a total of 67 20c3m realizations, performed with 22 different models. In calculating the statistical uncertainty of the model trends, they introduced sigma{SE}, an "estimate of the uncertainty of the mean of the predictions of the trends". They defined sigma{SE} as follows: sigma{SE} = sigma / sqrt(N - 1), where "N = 22 is the number of independent models". As we've discussed in our previous correspondence, this definition has serious problems (see comments from Carl and Steve below), and allows Douglass et al. to reach the erroneous conclusion that modeled T2LT and T2 trends are significantly different from the observed T2LT and T2 trends in both the RSS and UAH datasets. This comparison of simulated and observed T2LT and T2 trends is given in Table III of Douglass et al. [As an amusing aside, I note that the RSS datasets are referred to as "RSS" in this table, while UAH results are designated as "MSU". I guess there's only one true "MSU" dataset...] I decided to take a quick look at the issue of the statistical significance of differences between simulated and observed tropospheric temperature trends. My first cut at this "quick look" involves only UAH and RSS observational data - I have not yet done any tests with radiosonde datas, UMD T2 data, or satellite results from Zou et al. I operated on the same 49 realizations of the 20c3m experiment that we used in Chapter 5 of CCSP 1.1. As in our previous work, all model results are synthetic T2LT and T2 temperatures that I calculated using a static weighting function approach. I have not yet implemented Carl's more sophisticated method of estimating synthetic MSU temperatures from model data (which accounts for effects of topography and land/ocean differences). However, for the current application, the simple static weighting function approach is more than adequate, since we are focusing on T2LT and T2 changes over tropical oceans only - so topographic and land-ocean differences are unimportant. Note that I still need to calculate synthetic MSU temperatures from about 18-20 20c3m realizations which were not in the CMIP-3 database at the time we were working on the CCSP report. For the full response to Douglass et al., we should use the same 67 20c3m realizations that they employed. For each of the 49 realizations that I processed, I first masked out all tropical land areas, and then calculated the spatial averages of monthly-mean, gridded T2LT and T2 data over tropical oceans (20N-20S). All model and observational results are for the common 252-month period from January 1979 to December 1999 - the longest period of overlap between the RSS and UAH MSU data and the bulk of the 20c3m runs. The simulated trends given by Douglass et al. are calculated over the same 1979 to 1999 period; however, they use a longer period (1979 to 2004) for calculating observational trends - so there is an inconsistency between their model and observational analysis periods, which they do not explain. This difference in analysis periods is a little puzzling given that we are dealing with relatively short observational record lengths, resulting in some sensitivity to end-point effects. I then calculated anomalies of the spatially-averaged T2LT and T2 data (w.r.t. climatological monthly-means over 1979-1999), and fit least-squares linear trends to model and observational time series. The standard errors of the trends were adjusted for temporal autocorrelation of the regression residuals, as described in Santer et al. (2000) ["Statistical significance of trends and trend differences in layer-average atmospheric temperature time series"; JGR 105, 7337-7356.] Consider first panel A of the attached plot. This shows the simulated and observed T2LT trends over 1979 to 1999 (again, over 20N-20S, oceans only) with their adjusted 1-sigma confidence intervals). For the UAH and RSS data, it was possible to check against the adjusted confidence intervals independently calculated by Dian during the course of work on the CCSP report. Our adjusted confidence intervals are in good agreement. The grey shaded envelope in panel A denotes the 1-sigma standard error for the RSS T2LT trend. There are 49 pairs of UAH-minus-model trend differences and 49 pairs of RSS-minus-model trend differences. We can therefore test - for each model and each 20c3m realization - whether there is a statistically significant difference between the observed and simulated trends. Let bx and by represent any single pair of modeled and observed trends, with adjusted standard errors s{bx} and s{by}. As in our previous work (and as in related work by John Lanzante), we define the normalized trend difference d as: d = (bx - by) / sqrt[ (s{bx})**2 + (s{by})**2 ] Under the assumption that d is normally distributed, values of d > +1.96 or Hi Steve > > I'd say it's the equivalent of rolling a 6-sided die a hundred times, and > finding a mean value of ~3.5 and a standard deviation of ~1.7, and > calculating the standard error of the mean to be ~0.17 (so far so > good). An then rolling the die one more time, getting a 2, and > claiming that the die is no longer 6 sided because the new measurement > is more than 2 standard errors from the mean. > > In my view, this problem trumps the other problems in the paper. > I can't believe Douglas is a fellow of the American Physical Society. > > -Carl > > > At 02:07 AM 12/6/2007, you wrote: >> If I understand correctly, what Douglass et al. did makes the stronger >> assumption that unforced variability is *insignificant*. Their >> statistical test is logically equivalent to falsifying a climate model >> because it did not consistently predict a particular storm on a >> particular day two years from now. > > > Dr. Carl Mears > Remote Sensing Systems > 438 First Street, Suite 200, Santa Rosa, CA 95401 > mears@remss.com > 707-545-2904 x21 > 707-545-2906 (fax)) -- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Benjamin D. 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Dear Evelyn and Chris, re. proposal review GC04-203, Meko et al. "A synthesis of 19th century climate data for the United States from paleo, archival and instrumental sources". I have read the "Reviewer conflict of interest and confidentiality..." document and can state that I have no conflict of interest and will abide by the confidentiality provisions etc. I reviewed a very similar proposal by this group 1 year ago, and enclose my review of that proposal below. The new proposal has taken into account my two main concerns from last time, which were: (i) that creation only of a blended data set that contained a time varying mixture of proxy and instrumental data would limit the usefulness because its quality would be time varying, perhaps in an unquantified way, and independent study of errors between proxy and observed data would be prevented; and (ii) that the proposed work was not very innovative in terms of the applications for which the new information would be used. Both of these points have been addressed adequately and so I now rate it "Excellent (5)" for scientific/technical merit, and "High (5)" for importance/relevance and applicability. One issue that I would like to raise, however, is that the need for quantifying uncertainty/error in the reconstructions/database is not given much coverage in the proposal. It is mentioned, but not focused on. For many applications (testing models, comparison with other reconstructions, detection of unusual climate trends/events), explicitly quantified error estimates are essential. These often change magnitude through time, and thus should be estimated in such a way as to allow this. They may also change with time scale (often being lower for, e.g., a decadal mean than for a single year's value), and again the error estimation method should capture this. I do not think that this issue detracts from the quality of the proposal. Instead I am mentioning it in the hope that this comment can be passed on to the proposers, in the event that the project is funded, so that they can be prompted into placing the appropriate emphasis on quantifying uncertainty. Apologies for being late yet again, and best regards, Tim Date: Thu, 24 Oct 2002 17:14:31 +0000 Subject: confidential assessment of GC03-512 From: Tim Osborn To: CC: , Dear Irma and Chris, Re. proposal review GC03-512, PI: David Meko "A 19th century data catalog" First of all, I confirm that there is no conflict of interest etc. Now to my review... (1) Scientific Merit Rating: Good Comments: I completely agree with the rationale behind improving data sets of 19th century climate (see my comments below on "Relevance to climate change programme"), and the proposers have identified the most relevant data sources available for the US. The objectives and workplan are generally reasonable, but I have rated it "good" rather than "very good" or "excellent" because it does not seem as scientifically innovative or challenging as it might. Some particular concerns are highlighted below. I am very wary about the proposed approach of integrating the data sources together to produce a single climate product. Obviously the data sources have to be used in combination, for calibration of proxy data or for assessment of possibly dubious early instrumental data, *but* combining them all into a single product only will be very restrictive for future use, assessment, improvements. Much better would be to produce intrumental-only series for whatever length is available, and tree-ring only series for the full length (i.e., into the late 19th and 20th centuries, despite the availability of instrumental data for these periods). Blending them into a single analysis is of some, but limited, use and comparisons of different periods and with (e.g.) model simulations can only ever be done by taking into account error bars that vary dramatically in time and are only estimates of the "true" errors - and the error estimates may be underestimates if based only on residuals or covariances during the 20th century. No mention is made of using the 19th century data to consider key issues such as difference between tree-ring and ground borehole temperatures (they differ more in the 19th century, in terms of trend, than in other centuries), possibly taking into account land-use change. No mention is made of using the 19th century data to assess multi-century temperature reconstructions and why they differ. These are issues of great importance. No mention is investigating seasonal dependence of temperature changes, which are greater in existing temperature products during the 19th century than in the 20th century and which has important implications for the calibration of proxy (including tree-ring) data against summer or annual data and the need to more clearly define the true seasonal response of proxy data. Despite these concerns, the proposed work is certainly worthy of funding and the extra items of interest that I mention above could be achieved using the data generated here, in some future project. (2) Relevance to climate change programme Rating: High Comments: The 19th century is certainly of particular importance, not just for the reasons outlined in the proposal but also because this century shows some of the biggest disagreements in warming trend between various quasi-hemispheric temperature reconstructions and between proxy and instrumental data and between different seasons of instrumental data. Additional data sources are definitely required, and additional digitisation, homogenisation and intercomparison of data sets is necessary. For these reasons, work such as that proposed here is essential for helping to refine answers to questions such as how unusual is late twentieth century climate and detection of climate change signals against the noise of natural climate variability. Best regards Tim


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One small ed. Thanks! From: Price, Jenna Sent: Monday, April 25, 2016 3:45 PM To: RR2 Subject: For Research: Media Advisory for Kasich Call For Planning Purposes April 25, 2016 Contact: DNC Press – 202-863-8148 *MEDIA ADVISORY* TOMORROW, April 26th at 10:00 AM ET: Democrats Host Media Call To Discuss Disastrous GOP Field and Kasich's Hypocrisy in Indiana & Ohio Following an unusual agreement between Ted Cruz and John Kasich to divide efforts to slow the momentum of Donald Trump, Kasich canceled all events in Indiana. However, Kasich will still hold a private fundraiser on Tuesday. Meanwhile, Kasich continues to neglect his responsibilities in his home state of Ohio, and he refuses to reimburse the taxpayers for exorbitant security detail costs related to his campaign. In fact, he won't even release the full amount the taxpayers are on the hook for. Tomorrow, Indiana Democratic Party Chair John Zody and Ohio Democratic Party Chair David A. Pepper will host a media call to discuss the disastrous Republican field ahead of Indiana's must-win Republican primary election next week. WHO: Indiana Democratic Party Chair John Zody and Ohio Democratic Party Chair David A. Pepper WHAT: Media Call WHEN: TOMORROW, April 26th at 10:00 AM ET RSVP: Please email Jenna Price, PriceJ@dnc.org for dial-in information ###


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