Would be interesting to have the "standard" model values plottet into the model graphs (maybe dottet line and brighter colours) or even to be able to compare two models.

Hmm, interesting idea - i only wonder what would 'standard' model values look like...perhaps values generated by 'default' parameter makes sence.

I would rather like to see the plot of distribution of temperatures like there
http://www.climateprediction.net/science/thirdresults.php

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I'm not sure if there's anything that could be called a 'standard' graph. This, ie the most likely scenario in the future, is after all what we're all trying to discover. At Open Day we were shown plots of all the graphs produced so far, so you could see where the averages lay. However, if certain parameters were to be ruled out for any reason, the averages would probably change.

Perhaps Crandles might like to comment because he's studied parameters and graphs a lot.

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Well I'll comment but I basically only agree with what has been written so far an not add anything. I think we are some way off getting a most likely scenario or a best fit model.

On the second results page it has said for some time:

'This image will now be used as a background when we display your model results on the user pages, so that you can see what your model produced in the context of all the other runs.'

Pretty much what Honza wanted, and I am sure that whoever wrote that knows far better than me if that is the most appropriate thing to do. I guess its on someones to do list somewhere.

Just noticed an extra results page, Myles has been speaking in Buenos Aires so I am downloading that now.

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Good spot.
http://www.climateprediction.net/science/results_cop10.php

There are also some publications i haven't seen before
http://www.climateprediction.net/science/publications.php

Cheers,
Honza

&gt; Just noticed an extra results page, Myles has been speaking in Buenos Aires so
&gt; I am downloading that now.