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Sea-surface temperature reconstructions, variability and links with climate change
Sea-surface temperature reconstructions, variability and links with climate change; related air-sea fluxes and interaction in the North Atlantic, in collaboration with the Icelandic Meteorological Office and Marine Research Institute in Reykjavik (Hanna et al, Journal of Climate, 2006). Part of this work involved the derivation of a new North Icelandic Sea-Surface Temperature series (NIceSST) spanning 1875-2006, which is available as an Excel file (see link right). Please feel free to use these data for non-commercial research purposes, with due acknowledgement and citation of the above paper (full reference in Publications list).
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Edward and his father Mr FE Hanna (COL Observer for Shanklin) measuring sea-surface temperature, using standard Met Office equipment (sea-temperature bucket and calibrated thermometer), on the southern coast of the Isle of Wight, March 2007.
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