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−	Global average temperature ~~is some times alsi referred to as~~ global average surface temperature ~~and~~ is an estimate of ~~earth’s~~ mean surface air temperature when taken as an average over the entire planet for a year.	+	Global average temperature (or global average surface temperature) is an estimate of the Earth’s mean surface air temperature when taken as an average over the entire planet for a year.

−	The global average temperature is calculated yearly by measuring above land temperature and that of the oceans in thousands of places across the globe. The temperature at each location, subtracted from the usual temperature on that day (called the anomaly), this is then calculated for each day and averaged for all locations across the globe, then for the whole year, to arrive at a global average temperature for a ~~specifc~~ year.	+	The global average temperature is calculated yearly by measuring above land temperature and that of the oceans in thousands of places across the globe. The temperature at each location, subtracted from the usual temperature on that day (called the anomaly), this is then calculated for each day and averaged for all locations across the globe, then for the whole year, to arrive at a global average temperature for a specific year.

	According to ongoing temperature analysis being led by scientists at NASA’s Goddard Institute for Space Studies (GISS), the average global temperature on earth has increased by at least 1.1° Celsius (1.9° Fahrenheit) since 1880. Most of the warming has occurred since 1975, at a rate of roughly 0.15 to 0.20°C per decade and although there are global temperature anomaly years such as in 2021, the sixth warmest year, records show that nine of the ten hottest years have all occurred in the past decade.		According to ongoing temperature analysis being led by scientists at NASA’s Goddard Institute for Space Studies (GISS), the average global temperature on earth has increased by at least 1.1° Celsius (1.9° Fahrenheit) since 1880. Most of the warming has occurred since 1975, at a rate of roughly 0.15 to 0.20°C per decade and although there are global temperature anomaly years such as in 2021, the sixth warmest year, records show that nine of the ten hottest years have all occurred in the past decade.
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	* Approved Document O.		* Approved Document O.
	* Better prediction of overheating in new homes.		* Better prediction of overheating in new homes.
−	* Comfort in low energy buildings.
	* Resilience.		* Resilience.
−	* BREEAM Adaptation to climate change.
−	* BREEAM Designing for durability and resilience.
−	* Building back better with BREEAM.
−	* Building Back Better: Resilience
−	* Building flood resilience.
−	* Business resilience.
	* Climate resilient places.		* Climate resilient places.
	* Designing resilient cities: a guide to good practice (EP 103).		* Designing resilient cities: a guide to good practice (EP 103).
	* Design summer year (DSY)		* Design summer year (DSY)
−	* Engineering in the 21st century.	+	* Engineering resilience to human threats..
−	* Engineering resilience to human threats.	+
−	* Environmental plan for building design and construction.	+
	* Flood resilience.		* Flood resilience.
	* Future proofing construction.		* Future proofing construction.
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	* Managing and responding to disaster.		* Managing and responding to disaster.
	* Overheating in buildings		* Overheating in buildings
−	* Pressing pause to avoid errors.
	* Property flood resilience.		* Property flood resilience.
	* Re-evaluating the design life of buildings.		* Re-evaluating the design life of buildings.
	* Resilient infrastructure diversity and equity scorecard.		* Resilient infrastructure diversity and equity scorecard.
−	* Risk assessment.
−	* Shelter.
−	* Sustainability in building design and construction.
	* Test reference year (TRY)		* Test reference year (TRY)
−	* Two steps towards a more resilient world.

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Global average temperature is some times alsi referred to as global average surface temperature and is an estimate of earth’s mean surface air temperature when taken as an average over the entire planet for a year.

The global average temperature is calculated yearly by measuring above land temperature and that of the oceans in thousands of places across the globe. The temperature at each location, subtracted from the usual temperature on that day (called the anomaly), this is then calculated for each day and averaged for all locations across the globe, then for the whole year, to arrive at a global average temperature for a specifc year.

According to ongoing temperature analysis being led by scientists at NASA’s Goddard Institute for Space Studies (GISS), the average global temperature on earth has increased by at least 1.1° Celsius (1.9° Fahrenheit) since 1880. Most of the warming has occurred since 1975, at a rate of roughly 0.15 to 0.20°C per decade and although there are global temperature anomaly years such as in 2021, the sixth warmest year, records show that nine of the ten hottest years have all occurred in the past decade.

= Related articles on Designing Buildings =

* Adaptability.
* Approved Document O.
* Better prediction of overheating in new homes.
* Comfort in low energy buildings.
* Resilience.
* BREEAM Adaptation to climate change.
* BREEAM Designing for durability and resilience.
* Building back better with BREEAM.
* Building Back Better: Resilience
* Building flood resilience.
* Business resilience.
* Climate resilient places.
* Designing resilient cities: a guide to good practice (EP 103).
* Design summer year (DSY)
* Engineering in the 21st century.
* Engineering resilience to human threats.
* Environmental plan for building design and construction.
* Flood resilience.
* Future proofing construction.
* Hurricane design considerations.
* Managing and responding to disaster.
* Overheating in buildings
* Pressing pause to avoid errors.
* Property flood resilience.
* Re-evaluating the design life of buildings.
* Resilient infrastructure diversity and equity scorecard.
* Risk assessment.
* Shelter.
* Sustainability in building design and construction.
* Test reference year (TRY)
* Two steps towards a more resilient world.

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