Estimate solar contribution to the global surface warming using the ACRIM TSI satellite composite
Nicola Scafetta, Bruce J. West
Abstract
We study, by using a wavelet decomposition methodology, the solar signature on global surface temperature data using the ACRIM total solar irradiance satellite composite by Willson and Mordvinov. These data present a +0.047%/decade trend between minima during solar cycles 21-23 (1980-2002). We estimate that the ACRIM upward trend might have minimally contributed 10-30% of the global surface temperature warming over the period 1980-2002.
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