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This post is an update. It reports 1 more year
of irradiance data than the last edition. These newer data did not change any major conclusions in this analysis. -.-. --.- Roger =-=-=-=-=-=-= New Data Show Solar Irradiance Continuing to Slowly Fall By Roger Coppock 03/11 ABSTRACT: An analysis of newly available satellite Solar irradiance measurements from 1976 to 2011 shows a small but statistically significant decrease of -0.0177 +- 0.0004 Watts per square meter per year, or about -0.0013% of mean solar irradiance per year, over the 33-year period. PLEASE SEE: http://members.cox.net/rcoppock/Solrad.jpg PROCEDURE AND RESULTS: The location of the data's end points within the Solar cycle biases a simple linear regression and produces an incorrect result. (Roughly 1 and 1/2 times the correct magnitude, or -0.0227 +- 0.0006 W/m^2 per year.) Therefore, the analysis required a non-linear curve fit to a 'line plus sine' expression: B1 + B2*Year + B3*SIN(B4+(Year*2Pi)/B5) where the determined coefficients B1, B2, B3, B4, and B5 are known as the intercept, slope, amplitude, phase, and period respectively. After correcting for the appropriate cycle of the SIN() function, (B30.0 and 2*PiB4=0.0), and removing 122 outlier observations 3.5 sigma outside the model, the results of the 10965-point curve fit are as follows: Irad ~ beta1 + beta2 * Year + beta3 * sin(beta4 + (Year * 2*Pi)/beta5) Parameters: Estimate Std. Error t value Pr(|t|) beta1 1.401e+03 8.282e-01 1692.08 2e-16 beta2 -1.775e-02 4.150e-04 -42.77 2e-16 beta3 -4.651e-01 5.286e-03 -87.98 2e-16 beta4 -3.500e-01 2.506e+00 -0.14 0.889 beta5 1.095e+01 2.396e-02 457.07 2e-16 Residual standard error: 0.386 on 10960 degrees of freedom Please note the large standard error on beta4, the phase of the sine function. Only three cycles of high variance data produce this. As an exercise, try to locate the peeks and valleys of these data in this graph. Please see: http://members.cox.net/rcoppock/Solrad.jpg The data are black. The linear component, both intercept and slope, is green. The total 'line plus sine' function is red. The curve fit was performed by the "R" statistical package for Intel Mac OSX, Version 2.10.0. The dual cavity radiometer Solar irradiance data come from PMODWRC. They cover the period from 11/16/1978 to 02/02/2011. http://www.pmodwrc.ch/pmod.php?topic.../SolarConstant ftp://ftp.pmodwrc.ch/pub/data/irradi...41_62_1102.txt A preprocessing program converted month and day information into fractional years and removed data marked by PMODWRC as invalid. DISCUSSION: Global warming 'skeptics' often claim that increases in Solar radiation reaching the top of Earth's atmosphere, not rising CO2 concentrations in the atmosphere, are responsible for the observed climb of the global mean near surface temperatures in the last thirty years. This argument was not supported by the facts. Now it is even less so. When the solar cycle was statistically removed, prior data showed no significant long term change in Solar irradiance large enough to explain the warming, (about an 3 W/m^2 increase over the last two centuries is needed.) Present data actually show a very small but statistically significant decrease in solar output over the last three solar cycles. It is very hard to support any claim of a solar cause for global warming when measurements clearly show decreasing solar output. For more information, please see: http://www.terradaily.com/reports/Ch...rming_999.html http://environment.newscientist.com/...l-warming.html http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/6290228.stm A LIST OF 122 OUTLIER POINTS REMOVED The number in the data set (after the data marked by PMODWRC as invalid was removed), the year with fraction, and irradiance values in Watts per meter squared are shown. Num Date Irradiance 18 1978.9408602 1364.5789 19 1978.9435483 1364.5274 20 1978.9462365 1364.4769 21 1978.9516129 1364.3885 68 1979.1398809 1365.0255 199 1979.6370967 1364.9302 200 1979.6424731 1364.7779 203 1979.6532258 1364.9411 209 1979.675 1364.9483 210 1979.6777777 1364.9416 211 1979.6805555 1364.945 258 1979.8527777 1364.7734 259 1979.8555555 1364.9754" 377 1980.2666666 1364.729" 378 1980.2694444 1364.3964" 379 1980.2722222 1364.5932" 380 1980.275 1364.9021" 521 1980.6722222 1364.807" 522 1980.675 1364.8196" 587 1980.8527777 1364.8475" 588 1980.8555555 1364.9238" 780 1981.5591397 1364.0619" 781 1981.5618279 1363.9227" 782 1981.5645161 1363.7736" 783 1981.5698924 1364.0631" 784 1981.5725806 1364.5415" 843 1981.7876344 1364.3429" 844 1981.7903225 1364.2634" 845 1981.7930107 1364.2437" 924 1982.0806451 1364.436" 925 1982.0833333 1364.5357" 931 1982.1071428 1364.636" 932 1982.110119 1364.427" 958 1982.2096774 1364.5086" 959 1982.2123655 1364.4589" 1026 1982.4583333 1364.3492 1027 1982.4611111 1364.2694 1028 1982.4638888 1364.4188 1029 1982.4694444 1364.2992 1047 1982.5349462 1364.4475 1048 1982.5376344 1364.4574 1049 1982.5403225 1364.6067 1500 1984.0672043 1364.1658 1501 1984.0698924 1363.4285 1502 1984.0725806 1363.1992 1503 1984.0752688 1363.0893 1504 1984.0779569 1363.4477 1505 1984.0806451 1364.0151 1588 1984.3194444 1363.4623 1589 1984.3222222 1363.2828 1590 1984.325 1363.2427 1591 1984.3305555 1363.7501 3026 1988.4944444 1364.445" 3027 1988.4972222 1363.8896 3028 1988.5 1363.7648" 3029 1988.5053763 1363.8917 3307 1989.2777777 1367.8666 3308 1989.2805555 1367.9654 3309 1989.2833333 1367.8665 3338 1989.3629032 1368.2434 3370 1989.4527777 1364.5115 3371 1989.4555555 1364.1499 3372 1989.4583333 1364.1129 3744 1990.5026881 1364.7912 3745 1990.5053763 1364.751" 3795 1990.6397849 1364.8247 3796 1990.6424731 1364.7447 3797 1990.6451612 1364.7842 3882 1990.8777777 1364.8368 3883 1990.8805555 1364.6075 3884 1990.8833333 1364.1294 3885 1990.8861111 1364.0097 3886 1990.8888888 1364.2981 3887 1990.8916666 1364.8551 3913 1990.9623655 1364.8767 3941 1991.0376344 1364.8081 3942 1991.0403225 1364.778" 3954 1991.0725806 1364.7841 3955 1991.0752688 1364.4553 3956 1991.0779569 1364.1564 3957 1991.0806451 1364.1162 3958 1991.0833333 1364.5837 4009 1991.2284946 1364.8463 4086 1991.4388888 1364.6926 4087 1991.4416666 1364.752" 4200 1991.75 1364.4676 4201 1991.7526881 1364.4376 4202 1991.7553763 1364.5467 4225 1991.8172043 1364.2708 4226 1991.8198924 1363.8723 4227 1991.8225806 1364.0014 4228 1991.8252688 1364.1703 4229 1991.8279569 1364.4586 4285 1991.9865591 1364.5202 4286 1991.9892473 1364.3009 4287 1991.9919354 1364.6091 7319 2000.7222222 1364.3577 7320 2000.725 1363.9662 7321 2000.7277777 1364.1" 7506 2001.2365591 1364.4803 7507 2001.2392473 1364.079" 7508 2001.2419354 1364.2874 7509 2001.2446236 1364.6573 8010 2002.6236559 1364.4628 8011 2002.626344 1364.0514 8012 2002.6290322 1364.1705 8440 2003.8064516 1364.1717 8441 2003.8091397 1363.9474 8442 2003.8118279 1363.746" 8443 2003.8145161 1363.5187 8444 2003.8172043 1363.4123 8445 2003.8198924 1363.011" 8446 2003.8225806 1362.2442 8447 2003.8252688 1361.8726 8448 2003.8279569 1362.1225 8449 2003.8306451 1363.0755 8450 2003.8333333 1364.2352 8707 2004.5564516 1364.0563 8708 2004.5591397 1364.1124 8882 2005.0349462 1363.9001 8883 2005.0376344 1363.5927 8884 2005.0403225 1363.6945 |
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"Global warming 'skeptics' often claim that increases in Solar
radiation reaching the top of Earth's atmosphere" No Roger, they do not. The only person babbling about this..................is you. Chow |
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On Mar 4, 5:13*pm, "Bally-Total-Fitness-8-Edgeboro-Road-East-Brunswick-
N.J." wrote: "Global warming 'skeptics' often claim that increases in Solar radiation reaching the top of Earth's atmosphere" No Roger, they do not. The only person babbling about this..................is you. Oh, I'm the only one? Do check an archive of this forum. Do check the fossil fool websites and blogs. No, 'the Sun has warmed,' is a standard fossil fool fib. |
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On Mar 4, 8:42*pm, Roger Coppock wrote:
On Mar 4, 5:13*pm, "Bally-Total-Fitness-8-Edgeboro-Road-East-Brunswick-N.J." wrote: "Global warming 'skeptics' often claim that increases in Solar radiation reaching the top of Earth's atmosphere" No Roger, they do not. The only person babbling about this..................is you. Oh, I'm the only one? *Do check an archive of this forum. Do check the fossil fool websites and blogs. *No, 'the Sun has warmed,' is a standard fossil fool fib. The hysterical thing about you Rog, is that you seem to believe that what is written here, at this forum, as you call it, is real.................But then for someone who reads an article, about small nuclear wars, then can't wait to foreward the article, as though there can ever be such a thing as a small nuclear war, you are about of average lack of intelligence. PS. Is a small nuclear war, anything like a small case of bone cancer? Chow |
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On Mar 4, 5:58*pm, "Bally-Total-Fitness-8-Edgeboro-Road-East-Brunswick-
N.J." wrote: On Mar 4, 8:42*pm, Roger Coppock wrote: On Mar 4, 5:13*pm, "Bally-Total-Fitness-8-Edgeboro-Road-East-Brunswick-N.J." wrote: "Global warming 'skeptics' often claim that increases in Solar radiation reaching the top of Earth's atmosphere" No Roger, they do not. The only person babbling about this..................is you. Oh, I'm the only one? *Do check an archive of this forum. Do check the fossil fool websites and blogs. *No, 'the Sun has warmed,' is a standard fossil fool fib. The hysterical thing about you Rog, is that you seem to believe that what is written here, at this forum, as you call it, is real.................But then for someone who reads an article, about small nuclear wars, then can't wait to foreward the article, as though there can ever be such a thing as a small nuclear war, you are about of average lack of intelligence. PS. Is a small nuclear war, anything like a small case of bone cancer? Chow HAVING LOST THE DEBATE, MR. TOTAL-FITNESS CHANGES THE TOPIC. |
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On Mar 4, 9:00*pm, Roger Coppock wrote:
On Mar 4, 5:58*pm, "Bally-Total-Fitness-8-Edgeboro-Road-East-Brunswick- N.J." wrote: On Mar 4, 8:42*pm, Roger Coppock wrote: On Mar 4, 5:13*pm, "Bally-Total-Fitness-8-Edgeboro-Road-East-Brunswick-N.J." wrote: "Global warming 'skeptics' often claim that increases in Solar radiation reaching the top of Earth's atmosphere" No Roger, they do not. The only person babbling about this..................is you. Oh, I'm the only one? *Do check an archive of this forum. Do check the fossil fool websites and blogs. *No, 'the Sun has warmed,' is a standard fossil fool fib. The hysterical thing about you Rog, is that you seem to believe that what is written here, at this forum, as you call it, is real.................But then for someone who reads an article, about small nuclear wars, then can't wait to foreward the article, as though there can ever be such a thing as a small nuclear war, you are about of average lack of intelligence. PS. Is a small nuclear war, anything like a small case of bone cancer? Chow HAVING LOST THE DEBATE, MR. TOTAL-FITNESS CHANGES THE TOPIC.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - In other words, you read everything I write, and re-post it, because you are not capable of independent thought. The simple fact, is that all you can do is copy and paste, or plagiarize................. PS. Bye the way, you had no topic, just bibble babble........... |
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In sci.skeptic Roger Coppock wrote:
.... Oh, I'm the only one? Do check an archive of this forum. Do check the fossil fool websites and blogs. No, 'the Sun has warmed,' is a standard fossil fool fib. A few people are interested as you probably can see from your website traffic. Using my simple slap-dash methods I can confirm a statistically sig decline in solar irradiance from the data (has a .dat extension rather than .txt as specified in prev post). My methods were rather different so may be of interest. Since the period only includes 3 solar cycles and 8 leap years I did a simple seasonal adjustment for each day of the solar cycle (where "day" ignored leap-years and the diff between diff years -- mysql doesn't have the correct functions built-in and I am damned I will write them at this point ![]() and then a TS regression on the anomalies. That method finds a decline of 0.0180 w/m2 pa with a 90% interval ..0154 to .0205, 99% confidence, r2 = .25. The non-parametric Spearman rank test also finds 99% the irradiance is declining over the period although the residual plot shows the data is Gaussian enough not to need the 2nd check. Various other even rougher methods also show declines. E.g. avg monthly irradiance declines by 0.0390 annual 0.0290 monthly with 356-day seas adj 0.0257 Median of all (non Roger ![]() -- What profiteth a man if he gain the whole world but lose sight of the basic results of multivariate decision theory? |
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On Mar 4, 9:00*pm, Roger Coppock wrote:
On Mar 4, 5:58*pm, "Bally-Total-Fitness-8-Edgeboro-Road-East-Brunswick- N.J." wrote: On Mar 4, 8:42*pm, Roger Coppock wrote: On Mar 4, 5:13*pm, "Bally-Total-Fitness-8-Edgeboro-Road-East-Brunswick-N.J." wrote: "Global warming 'skeptics' often claim that increases in Solar radiation reaching the top of Earth's atmosphere" No Roger, they do not. The only person babbling about this..................is you. Oh, I'm the only one? *Do check an archive of this forum. Do check the fossil fool websites and blogs. *No, 'the Sun has warmed,' is a standard fossil fool fib. The hysterical thing about you Rog, is that you seem to believe that what is written here, at this forum, as you call it, is real.................But then for someone who reads an article, about small nuclear wars, then can't wait to foreward the article, as though there can ever be such a thing as a small nuclear war, you are about of average lack of intelligence. PS. Is a small nuclear war, anything like a small case of bone cancer? Chow HAVING LOST THE DEBATE, MR. TOTAL-FITNESS CHANGES THE TOPIC. ø So you say, Roger the Dodger but you are the liar and have added nothing credible to the debate —*— ø Roger the Dodger has lost it. No sense No brains No nothing at all |
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On 3/4/2011 4:42 PM, Roger Coppock wrote:
This post is an update. It reports 1 more year of irradiance data than the last edition. These newer data did not change any major conclusions in this analysis. -.-. --.- Roger =-=-=-=-=-=-= New Data Show Solar Irradiance Continuing to Slowly Fall By Roger Coppock 03/11 ABSTRACT: An analysis of newly available satellite Solar irradiance measurements from 1976 to 2011 shows a small but statistically significant decrease of -0.0177 +- 0.0004 Watts per square meter per year, or about -0.0013% of mean solar irradiance per year, over the 33-year period. PLEASE SEE: http://members.cox.net/rcoppock/Solrad.jpg Have you done an inverse analysis to determine if there is a correlation between decreasing irradiance and increasing warming? |
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On Mar 5, 12:40*pm, Peter Franks wrote:
On 3/4/2011 4:42 PM, Roger Coppock wrote: This post is an update. *It reports 1 more year of irradiance data than the last edition. *These newer data did not change any major conclusions in this analysis. -.-. --.- *Roger =-=-=-=-=-=-= New Data Show Solar Irradiance Continuing to Slowly Fall By Roger Coppock 03/11 ABSTRACT: An analysis of newly available satellite Solar irradiance measurements from 1976 to 2011 shows a small but statistically significant decrease of -0.0177 +- 0.0004 Watts per square meter per year, or about -0.0013% of mean solar irradiance per year, over the 33-year period. PLEASE SEE: http://members.cox.net/rcoppock/Solrad.jpg Have you done an inverse analysis to determine if there is a correlation between decreasing irradiance and increasing warming? The same analysis would notice both things. Remember it's the square of the correlation coefficient R SQUARED. Square a negative number, get a positive number. Over the last half century, there is no significant relationship between solar irradiance and global mean surface temperature. The principle frequency in solar irradiation, the 11-year solar cycle, isn't a significant feature of the global mean surface temperature. However, if you want a statistically significant relationship, please see: http://members.cox.net/rcoppock/TempVsCO2.jpg |
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