So I am assuming you have some sort of actual proof to back up your claims yes?
http://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2012/09/nasas_rubber_ruler.html#ixzz27YZRxqIW
http://climateaudit.org/2007/12/28/nasa-evasion-of-quality-control-procedures/
http://wattsupwiththat.com/2015/10/...sting-unsuitable-data-now-includes-july-data/
Clearly, with each revision of data, NCDC is making the past cooler and the near present warmer through their adjustment process of the original data. To revisit something said in regards to a previous news story about NCDC’s tendency to adjust data as time goes on, so much so that they can’t even tell us with certainty anymore which month in the past century was the warmest on record, this is still applicable:
“Is history malleable? Can temperature data of the past be molded to fit a purpose? It certainly seems to be the case here, where the temperature for July 1936 reported … changes with the moment,” Watts told FoxNews.com.
“In the business and trading world, people go to jail for such manipulations of data.”
Hold that thought, because NCDC is at it again.
THE IMPACT OF NOAA’S SHIP-BUOY BIAS ADJUSTMENTS DURING THE SLOWDOWN HAVE MADE THEIR NEW SEA SURFACE TEMPERATURE DATASET AN OUTLIER
http://wattsupwiththat.com/2015/06/...mpt-to-create-warming-by-adjusting-past-data/
My latest query of about a week ago has to do with still using lower quality data at least as far back as 2001. For Australia between 2003-2013, 98% of their data is sourced to Met Office, but the higher quality MCDW has much of that data available. I don’t understand why they aren’t using the higher priority MCDW data. There are 2000-3000 pieces annually of Met Office data still being used since 2001, less than 1/3rd of it is related to Australia. Other countries in the database might also still be listed with inferior data simply because their data hasn’t been properly upgraded. A couple emails were exchanged, but no reason given, and no changes made. At this point I think it is questionable if GHCN will thoroughly investigate and upgrade to higher quality sources where appropriate. It will be a pleasant surprise if they do.
http://wattsupwiththat.com/2014/11/03/ncdcs-ghcn-fumbles-data-handling/
http://wattsupwiththat.com/2012/07/16/kiwi-weather-station-data-shenanigins-going-to-court/
We’ve seen examples time and again of the cooling of the past via homogenization that goes on with GISS, HadCRUT, and other temperature data sets. By cooling the data from the past, the trend/slope of the temperature for the last 100 years increases.
This time, the realization comes from an unlikely source, Dr. Jeff Masters of Weather Underground via contributor Christopher C. Burt. An excerpt of the story is below:
Inconsistencies in NCDC Historical Temperature Analysis
Jeff Masters and I recently received an interesting email from Ken Towe who has been researching the NCDC historical temperature database and came across what appeared to be some startling inconsistencies. Namely that the average state temperature records used in the current trends analysis by the NCDC (National Climate Data Center) do not reflect the actual published records of such as they appeared in the Monthly Weather Reviews and Climatological Data Summaries of years past...
there are all sorts of “justifications” for these things published by NCDC and others, but the bottom line is that they are not representative of true reality, but of a processed reality.
http://wattsupwiththat.com/2012/06/...n-processed-records-dont-match-paper-records/