New Interglacial Article
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The Past Interglacials (PIGS) Working Group has published an article titled Determining the natural length of the current interglacial in the journal Nature Geoscience.
The Past Interglacials (PIGS) Working Group has published an article titled Determining the natural length of the current interglacial in the journal Nature Geoscience.
The PAGES-CLIVAR Intersection Panel is looking for nominations from scientists across the CLIVAR and PAGES communities who are interested in fostering cross-cutting initiatives that involve the use of paleo-climate data in extending and contextualising modern observations, using CLIVAR-related insights and understanding to inform the interpretation of past climate data, and/or helping link modelling of past, present and future.
The recently-formed Ocean2k regional PAGES 2k synthesis project is looking for volunteers to assist in assembling a metadatabase of marine paleodata for the past 2000 years available from publicly archived databases.
European Geosciences Union (EGU) General Assembly (22-27 Jan 2012, Vienna, Austria)
Sessions with PAGES co-sponsoring or emerging from PAGES activities include those addressing the climate of the past two millennia, interglacial climate dynamics, phenological records, sediment & carbon fluxes and geochronological techniques.
Abstract submission closes on 17 Jan 2012.
Landscape planning for the future: using fossil records to map potential threats, opportunities and likely future developments for biodiversity and ecosystem services (9-11 Jan 2012, Oxford, UK)
This first workshop of the PAGES Focus 4 Biodiversity Theme will be held in collaboration with the Biodiversity Institute of the University of Oxford. Application deadline is 30 Nov 2011.
Quaternary Science and Society:The Quaternary Research Association's Annual Meeting (4-6 Jan 2012, New Forest, UK)
Limited support (max £1000) for early career researchers submitting abstracts to PAGES session “Human-climate-ecosystem interactions: learning from the past”.
Limited travel support (priority for early career researchers) is available for a PAGES co-sponsored workshop on "Assessing the History of the Greenland Ice Sheet through Ocean Drilling" scheduled for 7-9 Nov 2011 in Corvallis, Oregon.