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Schmidt’s “Conspiracy Theory”

May 16, 2012 – 5:06 PM

Schmidt’s recent post on Yamal advocated the following “conspiracy theory”: McIntyre got the erroneous idea that studies were being done, but were being suppressed if they showed something ‘inconvenient’. This is of course a classic conspiracy theory and one that can’t be easily disproved. Accusation: you did something and then hid it. Response: No I […]

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Stephen Schneider

Jul 20, 2010 – 1:59 PM

Stephen Schneider was only a few years older than me and his death seems all too early.

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Mann: "Dirty Laundry" from MBH98-99

Dec 1, 2009 – 4:38 PM

The Mann et al 1998-99 reconstruction had “steps” (grandiosely called “experiments” by Mann), but the results of the individual steps were never archived, only the splice of 11 steps. For statistical analysis, one needs to have the residuals, which we requested in 2003. Mann refused. At this point in 2003, contrary to North’s allegations, Mann […]

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Bradley's Data Archiving

Jul 28, 2005 – 10:49 AM

Here is a discussion of two of Bradley’s answers to questions from the House Committee letter pertaining to federal grants and archiving.

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More on NSF Data Archiving Policies

Jul 27, 2005 – 11:16 AM

Some time ago, I posted up some information on data archiving policy of the U.S.Global Change Research Program (USGRCP) and its guidelines to various agencies. I’ve identified 4 other policy statements from other institutions, including the National Science Foundation, which pertain to present matters.

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More on Requests for Data

Jul 2, 2005 – 8:49 AM

With the recent interest taken by the House Commitee in data archiving, I’d like to review some of my past thoughts on data policy. An audience seems to be developing for these issues. First and most importantly, here is some information on U.S. federal government policy on archiving of data. There are definite and long-standing […]

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