@openscience Of course they use the UAH dataset. They always do.
- TLT is *calculated* based on satellite data from other sources. It's not measurements.
- the UAH dataset uses a different method for this calculation than all other satellite based datasets.
- UAH also uses a different correction for drift of measurements than NASA, and the UAH "correction" removes part of the trend.
- the UAH differs significantly from the other big datasets.
source pic: https://www.realclimate.org/index.php/archives/2020/01/one-more-data-point/
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