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In the previous post of this series, it states "(I am reviewing the references used by the Burp' paper and so far find no TEOS-10 references)."
After reviewing all of the references, I made comments concerning those references in today's appendix (APNDX References).
There are several types of comments describing the results of the searches on the "Southern Ocean Heat Burp in a Cooling World" paper's references to other papers:
1) "[TEOS-10 did not apply before 2010]" - this applies to papers referenced in the said paper that were published/dated prior to the year 2010;
2) "[TEOS-10 does not appear]" - this appears when the search for "TEOS" did not find any mention of 'TEOS' in the referenced paper;
3) "[TEOS-10 was referenced]" - this appears when TEOS-10 is mentioned in the paper (i.e. TEOS-10 was used in the research and/or preparation of the linked-to paper/book/article).
II. Why TEOS-10 Matters
TEOS-10 was "adopted by the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission at its 25th Assembly in June 2009 to replace EOS-80 as the official description of seawater and ice properties in marine science."
It should be used when analyzing 'ocean heat', etc., because it is an improvement over the previous standard (EOS-80) in marine science (TEOS-10 Publications).
III. Closing Comments
I express no opinion on the papers linked to in today's appendix, leaving it up to relevant researchers to determine the merits of "seawater and ice properties in marine science" therein on a case-by-case basis.
The previous post in this series is here.
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