Fig. 4: Model hindcast, using both CO2 and temperature data, for precalibration and a %outbound threshold of 30% (shaded regions). | Nature Communications

Fig. 4: Model hindcast, using both CO2 and temperature data, for precalibration and a %outbound threshold of 30% (shaded regions).

From: A tighter constraint on Earth-system sensitivity from long-term temperature and carbon-cycle observations

Fig. 4: Model hindcast, using both CO2 and temperature data, for precalibration and a %outbound threshold of 30% (shaded regions).

The gray-shaded regions show the data compilations for CO2 (ref. 26) and temperature12. The lightest colored shaded regions denote the 95% probability range from the precalibrated ensemble, the medium shading denotes the 90% probability range, the darkest shading denotes the 50% probability range, and the solid-colored lines show the ensemble medians. To depict the marginal value of each data set, the dashed lines depict the 95% probability range from the precalibrated ensemble, when only temperature data is used (a) and when only CO2 data is used (b).

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