Date: 2/06/2017 08:15:26
From: Michael V
ID: 1074102
Subject: Interesting time-series climate data visualisations.

I find these visualisations quite impressive. They show rate of change in a new way.

GIF2 – Global-mean CO2 concentrations since 1850. This spiral has been made possible thanks to our recent community effort to pull together new long-term timeseries of GHG concentrations, see submitted paper and data here: climatecollege.unimelb.edu.au/cmip6

More of this type of visualisation of climate data can be found here:

http://climate-energy-college.org/more-climate-spirals

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Date: 2/06/2017 08:35:02
From: mollwollfumble
ID: 1074121
Subject: re: Interesting time-series climate data visualisations.

Got one for Melbourne temperatures?

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Date: 2/06/2017 08:38:16
From: mollwollfumble
ID: 1074123
Subject: re: Interesting time-series climate data visualisations.

Or, better, one for ozone hole?
One for acid rain?
One for atmospheric soot/smoke?
One for global cloud cover?

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Date: 2/06/2017 19:06:32
From: Ian
ID: 1074360
Subject: re: Interesting time-series climate data visualisations.

Michael V said:


I find these visualisations quite impressive. They show rate of change in a new way.

GIF2 – Global-mean CO2 concentrations since 1850. This spiral has been made possible thanks to our recent community effort to pull together new long-term timeseries of GHG concentrations, see submitted paper and data here: climatecollege.unimelb.edu.au/cmip6

More of this type of visualisation of climate data can be found here:

http://climate-energy-college.org/more-climate-spirals

Looks like a bomb exploding which is apt.

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Date: 2/06/2017 21:46:31
From: buffy
ID: 1074363
Subject: re: Interesting time-series climate data visualisations.

I heard something on the news last night about results from ice core analysis for the last 2000 years. I might chase that stuff up at some stage, it should be interesting.

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Date: 2/06/2017 22:05:54
From: buffy
ID: 1074364
Subject: re: Interesting time-series climate data visualisations.

buffy said:

I heard something on the news last night about results from ice core analysis for the last 2000 years. I might chase that stuff up at some stage, it should be interesting.

Cant’ find it quickly. I’d better go to work.

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