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NOAA Paleoclimatology's last 2+ millennium Paleoclimate Network contains 92 high-resolution temperature records,
annual/seasonal recalibrations to a common anomaly period, and a large accumulation of high-resolution proxy data
(1209 time series) that have been used in several recent reconstructions of hemispheric and global temperatures,
plus gridded global instrumental data covering 1850-2010, and the NCEP/NCAR Reanalysis. With this proxy and
instrumental information, researchers and others interested in later-Holocene climate can now find a complete set
of data tools needed to calibrate and make temperature reconstructions, and can compare these with the accumulated
high-resolution reconstructions in NOAA Paleoclimatology's archive. Each data type is available in three standard
formats (ASCII, Excel, and netCDF) to facilitate working in a variety of computational environments. |