A new observational analysis of near surface air temperature change since the late 18th century developed for the GloSAT project
Colin Morice(Met Office), Jonathan Winn(Met Office), Timothy J. Osborn(University of East Anglia), Kevin Cowtan(University of York), Elizabeth C. Kent(National Oceanography Centre), David I. Berry(World Meteorological Organization), Nick A Rayner(Met Office), Michael Taylor(University of East Anglia), Thomas Cropper(National Oceanography Centre), Richard Cornes(National Oceanography Centre), John Kennedy(Met Office), Hamish Steptoe(Met Office), Emily J. Wallis(University of East Anglia)
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