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Reexamination of instrument change effects in the U.S. Historical Climatology Network

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By K. G. Hubbard, X. -Y. Lin
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Abstract [1] The homogenized U.S. Historical Climatology Network (HCN) data set contains several statistical adjustments. One of the adjustments directly reflects the effect of instrument changes that occurred in the 1980s. About sixty percent of the U.S. HCN stations were adjusted to reflect this instrument change by use of separate constants applied universally to the monthly average maximum and minimum temperatures regardless of month or location.
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Air Temperature Comparison between the MMTS and the USCRN Temperature Systems

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By X. -Y. Lin, C. Baker, B. -J. Sun, K. G. Hubbard
| ametsoc.org
1. Introduction Over the last two decades climate scientists have spent considerable effort assembling climate data and evaluating data homogeneity, especially for the air temperature and precipitation datasets. The motivation, in large part, is the interest in evaluating global climate change purported to be associated with the greenhouse effect at local, regional, and global scales.
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