About NHclimateAudit.org
This project was started using digital
photo copies of the of reports submitted to the weather bureaus from the
Jackson Company of Nashua, New Hampshire. The files were in
Adobe Acrobat© Document format and started
in the 1886. When we got to the month of August, 1897 the files were
corrupted. From that
date on nearly all the files would not load.
We sent an email to NOAA
about the problem and received this response, "It appears there are
about 5 years worth of data that have been loaded into the system in
.tiff format which is causing the problem. We are requesting they be
converted to pdf format however this will take a little time".
It was
then decided to find another source for the data. That is when we found
the NCDC Surface Inventories at:
http://www7.ncdc.noaa.gov/CDO/CDODivisionalSelect.jsp#,
this is the data used for our analysis work.
Server space, domain costs, time, and travel
to make this website work come out the website operators personal funds.
Massive Data Tampering In New Hampshire Hides The Decline
NCDC shows that New Hampshire is warming very quickly. The
thermometer data that NCDC uses shows the exact opposite – New Hampshire
is actually cooling. See
here.
NCDC accomplishes this magic feat by cooling New Hampshire’s past more
than three degrees.
NOAA Climategate Emails Investigation.
Washington, D.C.–Sen. James Inhofe (R-Okla.), Ranking Member of the Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works, released the following findings from the investigation by the Commerce Department’s Inspector General on emails from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) related to the “climategate” scandal.
“I want to thank the Inspector General for conducting a thorough, objective, and balanced investigation,” Inhofe said. “NOAA is one of the nation’s leading scientific organizations. Unfortunately, in reading past the executive summary, this report shows that some NOAA employees potentially violated federal contract law and engaged in data manipulation. It also appears that one senior NOAA employee possibly thwarted the release of important federal scientific information for the public to assess and analyze. Her justification for blocking the release was contradicted by two career attorneys in the Office of General Counsel. This is no doubt a serious matter that deserves further investigation. More here, here and here.
The future is certain, only the past is unpredictable.
~ Polish saying from Soviet times
About the operator of this site.
He is a trained engineer that spent the
last 30 years of his career working as a facilities engineer, project
manager, corporate compliance manager and doing analysis studies of
industrial processes for developing knowledge-based engineering software.
His statistical experience includes extensive use of
multiple regression analysis and
design of experiments.
Since his retirement three years ago he has spend a considerable amount of time gathering and studying information
on global warming and climate change.