Interpreting Earth Data

Earth scientists regularly interpret data presented as graphs, tables, maps, and images, looking for patterns, trends, and relationships that support or challenge a particular explanation of an Earth process. Interpreting this kind of data well requires distinguishing a real pattern from natural variability or noise, and being cautious about drawing conclusions the data does not actually support.

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