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The analysis used in the graphs has taken into account “data gaps, random instrument errors, uncertainties in ocean surface temperatures, and adjustments for urbanization over the land” (IPCC 2001 Climate Change—The Scientific Basis Report). Why do you think it is important for the scientists to take these uncertainties into account?

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The reason why it is important for the scientists to take these uncertainties into account is because:

The uncertainty of data is vital for science due to the fact that it pushes scientists to be more involved in further investigation and research.

It is vital to understand that scientific uncertainty is not that there is flaws in your work but it it means there is an an absence of certainty and as such finding it is important so that it will not lead to bigger issues such as climate disasters.

What is the good about  uncertainty?

The Measurement of  uncertainty is vital to risk assessment and decision making.

A lot of firms do make decisions a lot and on daily basis using reports that has quantitative measurement data. If measurement of the results are not right, the decision taken may have risks increase and as such it is good to investigate uncertainty.

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