Monthly and yearly mean air temperature from 1829 to 2005 calculated from meteorological observations at different locations in Bremen, northern Germany

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author Heinemann, Hans-Joachim
author_facet Heinemann, Hans-Joachim
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contents The secular record of annual mean temperatures of Bremen shows that inhomogeneities - especially caused by station transfers - lead to serious problems concerning the interpretation of climatic trends or fluctuations. Especially two transfers of the meteorological observing station in Bremen within our century - 1935/36 and 1978 - caused significant inhomogeneities, well documented by parallel measurements for several years. Obviously the stagnation of the temperature level of the original data set is a result of these transfers. The homogenized record version reveals a significant warming trend of about 1 Kelvin within the last century.
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spellingShingle Monthly and yearly mean air temperature from 1829 to 2005 calculated from meteorological observations at different locations in Bremen, northern Germany
Heinemann, Hans-Joachim
Am_Wall; Bremen, Germany; Freihafen_Hafenhaus; Hemmstrasse; Hornerstrasse; Langenstrasse; Leuchtenburg_Strasse; Neuenlander_Feld; Schönhausenstrasse43; Sonnemannstrasse2; St_Jürgen_Strasse; Weather station/meteorological observation; WST
The secular record of annual mean temperatures of Bremen shows that inhomogeneities - especially caused by station transfers - lead to serious problems concerning the interpretation of climatic trends or fluctuations. Especially two transfers of the meteorological observing station in Bremen within our century - 1935/36 and 1978 - caused significant inhomogeneities, well documented by parallel measurements for several years. Obviously the stagnation of the temperature level of the original data set is a result of these transfers. The homogenized record version reveals a significant warming trend of about 1 Kelvin within the last century.
title Monthly and yearly mean air temperature from 1829 to 2005 calculated from meteorological observations at different locations in Bremen, northern Germany
topic Am_Wall; Bremen, Germany; Freihafen_Hafenhaus; Hemmstrasse; Hornerstrasse; Langenstrasse; Leuchtenburg_Strasse; Neuenlander_Feld; Schönhausenstrasse43; Sonnemannstrasse2; St_Jürgen_Strasse; Weather station/meteorological observation; WST
url https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.510837