SGER: Geothermal Data Base to Climate Change: A Feasibility Study

他们探索性研究的目标是评估开发一个记录良好、质量可控的全球地下温度数据集和与近期气候变化分析相关的辅助数据的潜力。储存在世界各地大陆地壳岩石中的地下温度记录了几个世纪以来的地表温度变化，但必须非常小心地将局部人为影响，如城市化、森林砍伐和湿地破坏，以及与地形和植被模式有关的小气候影响分开。从真正的区域气候变化。收集一套全球数据的可行性将在与国际地热界成员的讨论中通过审查未发表的数据档案来确定。这项研究很重要，因为它有可能填补长期地表温度记录的关键空白，从而有助于解决气候变化检测的问题。

The goal of thei exploratory research is to assess the potential for the development of a well documented quality controlled global data set of subsurface temperatures and ancillary data relevant to the analysis of recent climate change. Subsurface temperatures stored worldwide in the rocks ofthe Earth's continental crust record several centureies of surface temperature excursions, but great care must be taken to seperate local anthropogenic effects such as urbanization, deforestation and wetland destruction, and microclimatic effects associated with topography and vegetation patterns, from true regional climatological changes. The feasibility of assembling a global data set will be determined in discussions with members of the international geothermal community the through examination of unpublished data archives. This research is important because it has the potential to full critical gaps in long-term terrestrial surface temperature records, and hence help resolve issues of climate change detections.