East Anglia Confirmed Emails from the Climate Research Unit - 1118866416.txt

From: Keith Briffa <k.briffa@xxxxxxxxx.xxx>
To: Eystein Jansen <Eystein.Jansen@xxxxxxxxx.xxx>
Subject: Re: Fwd: updated MWP figure
Date: Wed Jun 15 16:13:36 2005

Eystein
tried phoning on your mobile - no luck - Don't like this Figure , but still having trouble
working on ours. Have cut large bits out of my text and suggestions for cutting other bits
, but will be a little late sending these bits. Can you ring to discuss (and IMPRINT)
tomorrow ?
Keith
At 06:28 15/06/2005, you wrote:

Hi Keith,
enclosed for your consideration.
Eystein

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From: Tom Crowley <tcrowley@xxxxxxxxx.xxx>
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Subject: updated MWP figure
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Hello,
I have been fiddling with the best way to illustrate the stable nature of the medieval
warm period - the attached plot has eight sites that go from 946-1960 in decadal std.
dev. units - although small in number there is a good geographic spread -- four are from
the w. hemisphere, four from the east. I also plot the raw composite of the eight sites
and scale it to the 30-90N decadal temp. record.
this record illustrates how the individual sites are related to the composite and also
why the composite has no dramatically warm MWP -- there is no dramatically warm
clustering of the individual sites.
use or lose as you wish, tom

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