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What does this mean? Are they the padding points? If so, why not 15
years of them?

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]]> By: lucia http://landshape.org/enm/a-semi-empirical-approach-to-sea-level-rise/#comment-1652 lucia Mon, 13 Jul 2009 21:48:09 +0000 http://landshape.org/enm/?p=2618#comment-1652 David--As a favor, could you do a "tweak" on R's figure 2 for me? Instead of fitting dH/dt (t')=aT(t')Plot Fit dH/dt (t')= a*T(t') + b*H (t') for each value of t'. Then show the graph using the best fit value of b. I guess I could down load the data, but I did a bit of scrawl, and I want to see what values you get. If the data aren't too noisy, the ratio (-b/a) might turn out to be 3 C/30 mm (or not.)Thanks David–As a favor, could you do a “tweak” on R's figure 2 for me? Instead of fitting dH/dt (t')=aT(t')Plot Fit dH/dt (t')= a*T(t') + b*H (t') for each value of t'. Then show the graph using the best fit value of b. I guess I could down load the data, but I did a bit of scrawl, and I want to see what values you get. If the data aren't too noisy, the ratio (-b/a) might turn out to be 3 C/30 mm (or not.)Thanks

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