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Historical measurement inaccuracies significantly contribute to errors in climate change models
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Historical measurement inaccuracies, such as biases in sea surface and subsurface ocean temperatures, significantly impact the accuracy and reliability of climate model simulations and predictions.

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2005 · cited by 22
Demonstrates that uncorrected historical sea-surface temperature data introduce a substantial cold bias in climate model simulations, showing how measurement inaccuracies significantly affect global warming estimates.
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The retrieved papers provide clear empirical evidence that historical measurement issues (e.g., uncorrected sea surface temperatures and XBT depth biases) introduce significant errors or biases into climate model simulations, and correcting these historical inaccuracies is crucial for accurate modeling.

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2011 · cited by 7
Shows that incorporating expendable bathythermograph depth bias corrections is necessary to eliminate subsurface temperature biases and improve decadal climate prediction skill.
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