FIGURE 1.
From the following article:
Scientific uncertainty: When doubt is a sure thing
Jim Giles
Nature 418, 476-478(1 August 2002)
doi:10.1038/418476a
Cops on patrol: Richard Moss (top, left) and Stephen Schneider want climatologists to use four-axis plots to show where the uncertainty in their predictions comes from. The examples (above) are for temperature change (left) and flooding risk. The pair also advocate plotting individual scientists' predictions (top right) — this example shows that one expert (arrowed) used different methods.
