Fig. 1 Equatorial Band |
Fig. 2 Water Temperature @ Equatorial Zones |
One of the reasons that there was no extensive use of sea level rise or fall graphs is that I had lost all source code and data on two drives due to a defective installation program.
I then had to use PSMSL graphs because I had not downloaded the Permanent Service for Mean Sea Level (PSMSL) data to replace the previous data.
Now I have finally been able to do that.
Fig. 3 Sea Level Rise @ Equatorial Zones |
It processes PSMSL and WOD zone data as you can see at Fig. 3 (sea level rise history in the WOD zones outlined in Fig. 1, and graphed as to mean average temperatures in Fig. 2).
The software modules that analyze all of the upward and downward temperature movement, then condenses the data into mean averages per zone, were also presented.
Then the mean average effects for all equatorial zones was calculated:
Per-zone averages for 62 WOD Zones(The Warming Science Commentariat - 9, emphasis in original). The same WOD zone data that produced a net "0.00202788 C per year" (0.003650184 F) temperature increase result, for all zones and all depths combined, has stark contrast with the PSMSL data on sea level rise.
(temperatures are in deg. C)
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Concerning change trends, the average was 91 upward & 88 downward trends.
Average changes per depth level were:
0-200m = 0.975682
200-400m = 0.0452542
400-600m = 0.00631903
600-800m = -0.0922035
800-1000m = -0.103676
1000-3000m = -0.453491
>3000m = 0.40285
Average change, all 7 levels: 0.111534
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Years involved: 1961 -> 2016 (55 yrs)
Average annual change per zone:
(0.111534 ÷ 55):
0.00202788 C per year
Fig. 4 Mean Average of 134 Tide Gauge Stations |
That is, the graph of the sea level rise in the same equatorial zones (Fig. 3) is in stark contrast to the minuscule temperature rise graph (Fig. 2).
What we would expect from the warm-water equatorial regions around the Earth is a stark rise in temperatures to match the stark rise in sea level in the exact same equatorial zones.
We don't though, because the thermal expansion hypothesis is an ill advised myth (ibid), partially induced by Church et. al. PDF in 2011 ("Rising ... ocean thermal expansion ... is an important element of ... sea-level rise").
Prior to that, the myth was perpetuated in the IPCC 4th assessment (ibid, The Warming Science Commentariat - 9).
The bottom line question is: "did warming of 0.002 C yr (Fig. 2) cause the SLR and SLF pattern shown in Fig. 3 and Fig. 4 ?"
The PSMSL station counts (and links) for each of the WOD Zones used to produce Fig. 3 and Fig. 4 are as follows:
WOD Zone [1000] had [2] PSMSL stations:Remember that all of these zones have the equator as either their southern or their northern border.
Stn# 1049, Stn# 389
WOD Zone [1001] had [0] PSMSL stations.
WOD Zone [1002] had [0] PSMSL stations.
WOD Zone [1003] had [0] PSMSL stations.
WOD Zone [1004] had [0] PSMSL stations.
WOD Zone [1005] had [0] PSMSL stations.
WOD Zone [1006] had [0] PSMSL stations.
WOD Zone [1007] had [4] PSMSL stations:
Stn# 438, Stn# 1072, Stn# 1258, Stn# 1753
WOD Zone [1008] had [0] PSMSL stations.
WOD Zone [1009] had [5] PSMSL stations:
Stn# 2195, Stn# 1752, Stn# 1676, Stn# 446, Stn# 2230
WOD Zone [1010] had [25] PSMSL stations:
Stn# 1595, Stn# 1594, Stn# 1591, Stn# 1593, Stn# 1677, Stn# 248, Stn# 1702, Stn# 1678, Stn# 1589, Stn# 1592, Stn# 1703, Stn# 1183, Stn# 1746, Stn# 1534, Stn# 2032, Stn# 1351, Stn# 2068, Stn# 2033, Stn# 1248, Stn# 2034, Stn# 1275, Stn# 1894, Stn# 724, Stn# 1895, Stn# 1896
WOD Zone [1011] had [12] PSMSL stations:
Stn# 1730, Stn# 1819, Stn# 1833, Stn# 1893, Stn# 1879, Stn# 1733, Stn# 1876, Stn# 1834, Stn# 1877, Stn# 1734, Stn# 2155, Stn# 207
WOD Zone [1012] had [11] PSMSL stations:
Stn# 1709, Stn# 2156, Stn# 537, Stn# 2152, Stn# 2153, Stn# 2175, Stn# 260, Stn# 2154, Stn# 2158, Stn# 2174, Stn# 1708
WOD Zone [1013] had [1] PSMSL station:
Stn# 1252
WOD Zone [1014] had [0] PSMSL stations.
WOD Zone [1015] had [4] PSMSL stations:
Stn# 528, Stn# 1473, Stn# 1370, Stn# 1925
WOD Zone [1016] had [1] PSMSL station:
Stn# 513
WOD Zone [1017] had [6] PSMSL stations:
Stn# 1381, Stn# 1579, Stn# 1739, Stn# 1804, Stn# 1217, Stn# 1838
WOD Zone [3000] had [0] PSMSL stations.
WOD Zone [3001] had [1] PSMSL station:
Stn# 938
WOD Zone [3002] had [0] PSMSL stations.
WOD Zone [3003] had [2] PSMSL stations:
Stn# 2183, Stn# 1600
WOD Zone [3004] had [1] PSMSL station:
Stn# 2198
WOD Zone [3005] had [1] PSMSL station:
Stn# 1846
WOD Zone [3006] had [0] PSMSL stations.
WOD Zone [3007] had [3] PSMSL stations:
Stn# 1740, Stn# 2190, Stn# 1707
WOD Zone [3008] had [0] PSMSL stations.
WOD Zone [3009] had [0] PSMSL stations.
WOD Zone [3010] had [2] PSMSL stations:
Stn# 2193, Stn# 2199
WOD Zone [3011] had [2] PSMSL stations:
Stn# 2197, Stn# 2200
WOD Zone [3012] had [0] PSMSL stations.
WOD Zone [3013] had [1] PSMSL station:
Stn# 2274
WOD Zone [3014] had [7] PSMSL stations:
Stn# 1303, Stn# 439, Stn# 1610, Stn# 1609, Stn# 1860, Stn# 1304, Stn# 1254
WOD Zone [3015] had [4] PSMSL stations:
Stn# 1164, Stn# 1608, Stn# 1373, Stn# 1861
WOD Zone [3016] had [2] PSMSL stations:
Stn# 1374, Stn# 1844
WOD Zone [3017] had [2] PSMSL stations:
Stn# 1452, Stn# 1839
WOD Zone [5000] had [0] PSMSL stations.
WOD Zone [5001] had [1] PSMSL station:
Stn# 1831
WOD Zone [5002] had [0] PSMSL stations.
WOD Zone [5003] had [2] PSMSL stations:
Stn# 556, Stn# 559
WOD Zone [5004] had [2] PSMSL stations:
Stn# 589, Stn# 580
WOD Zone [5005] had [1] PSMSL station:
Stn# 1975
WOD Zone [5006] had [0] PSMSL stations.
WOD Zone [5007] had [2] PSMSL stations:
Stn# 1277, Stn# 771
WOD Zone [5008] had [4] PSMSL stations:
Stn# 555, Stn# 544, Stn# 927, Stn# 475
WOD Zone [5009] had [1] PSMSL station:
Stn# 1645
WOD Zone [5010] had [0] PSMSL stations.
WOD Zone [5011] had [0] PSMSL stations.
WOD Zone [5012] had [0] PSMSL stations.
WOD Zone [5013] had [0] PSMSL stations.
WOD Zone [5014] had [1] PSMSL station:
, Stn# 1555
WOD Zone [5015] had [1] PSMSL station:
Stn# 1450
WOD Zone [5016] had [0] PSMSL stations.
WOD Zone [5017] had [2] PSMSL stations:
Stn# 575, Stn# 1329
WOD Zone [7000] had [2] PSMSL stations:
Stn# 1313, Stn# 331
WOD Zone [7001] had [0] PSMSL stations.
WOD Zone [7002] had [0] PSMSL stations.
WOD Zone [7003] had [0] PSMSL stations.
WOD Zone [7004] had [0] PSMSL stations.
WOD Zone [7005] had [1] PSMSL station:
Stn# 2012
WOD Zone [7006] had [0] PSMSL stations.
WOD Zone [7007] had [7] PSMSL stations:
Stn# 456, Stn# 639, Stn# 163, Stn# 581, Stn# 1783, Stn# 1530, Stn# 169
WOD Zone [7008] had [5] PSMSL stations:
Stn# 464, Stn# 844, Stn# 2189, Stn# 668, Stn# 1571
WOD Zone [7009] had [0] PSMSL stations.
WOD Zone [7010] had [0] PSMSL stations.
WOD Zone [7011] had [0] PSMSL stations.
WOD Zone [7012] had [0] PSMSL stations.
WOD Zone [7013] had [0] PSMSL stations.
WOD Zone [7014] had [0] PSMSL stations.
WOD Zone [7015] had [3] PSMSL stations:
Stn# 1361, Stn# 801, Stn# 1371
WOD Zone [7016] had [0] PSMSL stations.
WOD Zone [7017] had [0] PSMSL stations.
Total PSMSL stations: 134
So, they are similar zones in terms of ocean temperature (we are not comparing apples and oranges).
Stay tuned, spread the word, gravity is wireless (The Gravity of Sea Level Change, 2, 3, 4; The Ghost-Water Constant, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7).