Climate Science Investigations
A blog about the physics and data of climate change.
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fractals
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Sunday, December 6, 2020
42. A study of fractal self-similarity and scaling for the De Bilt temperature data
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In Post 9 ( Fooled by randomness ) I looked at the possibility of fractal behaviour occurring in the temperature records of individual stat...
Friday, July 31, 2020
27. Scaling of temperature anomalies for Australia
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In my analysis of temperature data from both New Zealand (Posts 6-10) and Australia (Posts 18-21) I have speculated about the nature of the ...
Friday, July 3, 2020
17. Noise, fractals and scaling revisited
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In Post 9 ( Fooled by randomness ) I presented evidence suggesting that the temperature records used to construct the global temperature tr...
Sunday, June 7, 2020
10. Breakpoint adjustment and its effect on the scaling behaviour of anomalies
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In my previous post ( see here ) I demonstrated that the noise or random temporal fluctuations in the temperature anomaly from weather stati...
Saturday, May 30, 2020
9. Fooled by randomness
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Is global warming real? That is probably a justifiable question given what I revealed in the last post about breakpoint alignment. But what ...
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