White_logo

(2007) Surface Warming by the Solar Cycle as Revealed by the Composite Mean Difference Projection.

Authors
Camp C.D. , Tung K.K.
Source
Geophysical Research Letters (164)
Type
P - Paper (2851)
Peer Review
1 - High (2301)
Audience
S - Specialist (3514)
Pages
5
Journal Number
34
Notes

By projecting surface temperature data (1959–2004)
onto the spatial structure obtained objectively from the composite mean difference between solar max and solar min years, we obtain a global warming signal of almost 0.2K attributable to the 11-year solar cycle. The statistical significance of such a globally coherent solar response at the surface is established for the first time.

World_link Resources online

Folder Categories
Critical Thresholds, Abrupt Change and Tipping Points Influence of Solar Radiation Sea Level Rise
 
 
 
 

Entered by: Sonia Khela, 3/2010

Previous searches