Session YSM 01
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Climate Forcings
Convenors
Description
This session will focus on ways to produce improved, extended, and consistent time series of climate forcing parameters, both natural and anthropogenic, including solar insolation and irradiance intensity, volcanic activity, land cover, sea ice, and greenhouse gas and aerosol concentrations. Furthermore, the session aims to quantitatively understand the causes and impacts of variations in climate forcings.
Talks and Posters
Talks
Tuesday, 12 February 10:00 - 10:30
Chair: Michael Schulz
10:00 - 10:15
Diatom based sea-ice reconstruction over the past 95,000 years in the Indian Ocean sector of Southern Ocean
Abhilash Nair, Rahul Mohan, M.C Manoj, Meloth Thamban
10:15 - 10:30
Mid- to Late Holocene temperature and salinity changes in the Southwestern Atlantic
Renata H. Nagai, Cristiano M. Chiessi, Silvia H.M. Sousa, Henning Kuhnert, Stefan Mulitza, Michel M. Mahiques
Posters
Display: Monday, 11 February and Tuesday, 12 February
Author attendance: Tuesday 15:00 - 16:00
Chair: Michael Schulz
Concerted climatic and oceanic variability in tropical southeastern Africa (off Tanzania) over the past 19,000 years related to the latitudinal migration of the ITCZ: Evidence from palynology
Ilham Bouimetarhan, Lydie Dupont, Karin Zonneveld
Detailed reconstructions of fluctuations of seven glaciers during the “Little Ice Age” in the Northern Caucasus Russian Federation
Irina Bushueva
High resolution characterization of the Indian monsoon over the last glacial period from Bitoo Cave, northern India
Gayatri Kathayat, Hai Cheng, Ashish Sinha, R. L. Edwards
High-resolution multi-proxy climatic reconstruction off Myanmar suggestive of climatic modulations due to solar forcing during the past ~489 years
Rajani Panchang, Rajiv Nigam
Holocene carbon fluxes in the tropical peatlands of Southeast Asia: The contrasting roles of changingsea-level and climate
René Dommain, Hans Joosten, Paul H. Glaser
Tracking carbon dynamics and climate forcing through Holocene peatland development by combining palaeoecological information and modern carbon flux measurements
Paul Mathijssen, Minna Väliranta, Eerika Niemelä, Annalea Lohila, Juha-Pekka Tuovinen
