Data description paper
06 Nov 2019
Data description paper
| 06 Nov 2019
A new merge of global surface temperature datasets since the start of the 20th century
Xiang Yun et al.
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- Uncertainties in the global and continental surface solar radiation variations: inter-comparison of in-situ observations, reanalyses, and model simulations B. Jiao et al. 10.1007/s00382-022-06222-3
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Latest update: 27 Jun 2022
Short summary
Global ST datasets have been blamed for underestimating the recent warming trend. This study merged ERSSTv5 with our newly developed C-LSAT, producing a global land and marine surface temperature dataset – CMST. Comparing with existing datasets, the statistical significance of the GMST warming trend during the past century remains unchanged, while the recent warming trend since 1998 increases slightly and is statistically significant.
Global ST datasets have been blamed for underestimating the recent warming trend. This study...