Tag Archives: vogelsang

New Paper by McKitrick and Vogelsang comparing models and observations in the tropical troposphere

Jul 24, 2014 – 9:00 AM

This is a guest post by Ross McKitrick. Tim Vogelsang and I have a new paper comparing climate models and observations over a 55-year span (1958-2012) in the tropical troposphere. Among other things we show that climate models are inconsistent with the HadAT, RICH and RAOBCORE weather balloon series. In a nutshell, the models not only […]

By Ross McKitrick | Posted in Modeling, Statistics | Also tagged | Comments (113)

Cornell University, Nov. 17, 2006

Nov 15, 2006 – 5:49 PM

I’m going to Cornell University on Nov. 17 at the invitation to give a lecture to Sinan Unur’s economics policy class on my adventures in climate. Oddly enough, I’ve never given a presentation to a university class in my life. It wasn’t something that you did in math classes in the olden days. My only […]

By Stephen McIntyre | Posted in General | Comments (24)

Independent and Autocorrelated: Some Examples

Aug 27, 2005 – 2:49 PM

I’ve been posting up on some fundamental articles on spurious regression, involving autocorrelated processes. Here are some illustrations of what different examples look like, with specific comment on a realclimate article.

By Stephen McIntyre | Posted in Spurious | Also tagged | Comments (7)

More on Satellite Arima: Vogelsang [1998]

Aug 12, 2005 – 10:00 PM

A couple of days ago, I pointed out that the satellite GLB series could be modeled very well as a ARMA (1,1) model with parameters of AR1 = 0.9215 and MA1= -0.3185. I’ve gotten increasingly interested in ARMA (1,1) models with very high (>0.9 AR1 coefficients.) Vogelsang [1998] has some tables showing some very unexpected […]

By Stephen McIntyre | Posted in Satellite and gridcell, Statistics | Also tagged | Comments (3)