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Sound policymaking requires high confidence in climate predictions verified against decadal change observations with robustly known accuracy. Yet, our ability to monitor and predict the future of the climate is inadequate as we currently do not possess sufficient accuracy in our observing capability to confidently observe the small but critical climate change signals that are expected to occur over decadal time scales. These signals are fundamental to assessing the accuracy of climate change projections made by models and for the unambiguous attribution of climate change.

Traceable radiometry underpinning terrestrial and heliostudies (truths): a bencmark mission for climate