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We introduce a new method for analyzing the carbon budget using box modelsand a mass balance approach. The method describes the net flow of carbonbetween the atmosphere and other reservoirs. The method assumes that the datacan be explained by having the carbon move in and out of the atmosphere throughtwo reservoirs, one consisting of isotopically light carbon (biotic) and theother consisting of isotopically heavy carbon (abiotic). The systems areunderdetermined from the data, so the Occam's razor approach is to assume thatthe least amount of carbon moves between the atmosphere and the reservoirs. Asdata from known sources and sinks are added to the model, one can determine theconstraints on the unknown sources and sinks. To illustrate the method, weanalyze data from the Mauna Loa Observatory and data from Antarctic ice cores.

A new method of carbon budget analysis with application to present and paleo atmospheric concentration data sets