Good question.>>“Because of the short response time of the climate system to>perturbations, the climate system may be considered in near steady state to applied forcings and hence, within the linear forcing-response model, the change in temperature over a given time period may be apportioned to the several forcings.”>>God, it’s been my dream to be able to write like that.
I’ll have to read this closer, but 17 with a sigma of 7 is how statisticians say, “No idea, really.”>>Also, nobody cares about thermodynamic sensitivity. They care about environmental sensitivity, and I’m not sure the single-compartment energy balance model can tell us much about whether the environment is unreasonably sensitive.
Good question.>>“Because of the short response time of the climate system to>perturbations, the climate system may be considered in near steady state to applied forcings and hence, within the linear forcing-response model, the change in temperature over a given time period may be apportioned to the several forcings.”>>God, it’s been my dream to be able to write like that.
I’ll have to read this closer, but 17 with a sigma of 7 is how statisticians say, “No idea, really.”>>Also, nobody cares about thermodynamic sensitivity. They care about environmental sensitivity, and I’m not sure the single-compartment energy balance model can tell us much about whether the environment is unreasonably sensitive.