Calculating
Anomalies By Using Climatology.
Python code.
The issue:
Drift makes the comparison of the
nuclear war run to a climatology not 100% accurate for some variables
in the ocean. We test this out with Ocean Heat Content (OHC)
variations globally within
the first 1000 meters of the water column during
nw_cntrl_03 (the control run) and
nw_ur_150_07 (150 Tg soot injection).
The trend in the control run
compared to the change in the nuclear war run is minimal.
Actual OHC during the control run shows evidence of a small amount of drift in global ocean temperatures:
Differences Between Both Methods in the Equatorial Pacific Ocean
Comparison of two anomaly methods for equatorial Pacific temperature anomalies during nw_ur_150_07.
Method 1: nw_ur_150_07
yyyy-mm - nw_cntrl_03 yyyy-mm (crude climatology)
vs.
Method
2: nw_ur_150_07 yyyy-mm -
nw_cntrl_03 mm climatology
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Comparison of control (nw_cntrl_03) vs nw_ur_150_07 equatorial Pacific temperature anomalies using method 2.