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19 (1): Medieval Climate Anomaly
Eds: Xoplaki E, Fleitmann D, Diaz H, von Gunten L & Kiefer T
Past Global Changes Magazine
19(1)
1-40
2011

This newsletter issue compiles the latest information on climate and impacts during the Medieval Climate Anomaly (MCA) at global and regional scales.
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Extras
> Full reference list
> Supplementary material for the Seager & Burgman article
Individual Newsletter Articles
Announcements
> Front Cover
> Inside PAGES/PAGES calendar [p.2-3]
Editorial
> Editorial: Medieval Climate Anomaly [p.4]
E. Xoplaki, D. Fleitmann and H.F. Diaz
Science Highlights
> Solar activity – the past 1200 years [p.5-6]
F. Steinhilber and J. Beer
> Medieval Climate Anomaly to Little Ice Age transition in current climate models [p.7-8]
F.J. González-Rouco, L. Fernández-Donado, C.C. Raible, D. Barriopedro , J. Luterbacher, J.H. Jungclaus, D. Swingedouw, J. Servonnat, E. Zorita, S. Wagner and C.M. Ammann
> Evidence for global climate reorganization during medieval times [p.9-10]
N.E. Graham, C.M. Ammann, D. Fleitmann, K.M. Cobb and J. Luterbacher
> Medieval hydroclimate revisited [p.10-12]
R. Seager and R. Burgman
> The Medieval Climate Anomaly in Europe in simulations with data assimilation [p.12-13]
H. Goosse, J. Guiot, M.E. Mann, S. Dubinkina and Y. Sallaz-Damaz
> European tree-ring data and the Medieval Climate Anomaly [p.14-15]
U. Büntgen and W. Tegel
> Hydrological pattern in the Iberian Peninsula region [p.16-18]
A. Moreno, M. Morellón, C. Martín-Puertas, J. Frigola, M. Canals, I. Cacho, J.P. Corella, A. Pérez, Á. Belmonte, T. Vegas-Vilarrúbia, P. González-Sampériz and B.L. Valero-Garcés
> Medieval drought in No. America: The role of the Atlantic Multidecadal Oscillation [p.18-20]
R.J. Oglesby, S. Feng, Q. Hu and C. Rowe
> Reconstructed and simulated Medieval Climate Anomaly in South America [p.20-21]
J. Luterbacher, R. Neukom, F.J. González-Rouco, L. Fernandez-Donado, C.C. Raible and E. Zorita
> Blocking circulation anomalies in the Tasman Sea region [p.22-24]
A. Lorrey, I. Goodwin, J. Renwick and S. Browning
> Climate during the Medieval Climate Anomaly in China [p.24-26]
Q. Ge and W. Wu
> The Medieval Climate Anomaly in Greenland ice core data [p.27]
B.M. Vinther
> The Medieval Climate Anomaly in the Middle East: Arabic documentary sources [p.28-29]
S. Vogt, R. Glaser, J. Luterbacher, D. Riemann, Gh. Al Dyab, J. Schoenbein and E. Garcia-Bustamante
> Nile flood discharge during the Medieval Climate Anomaly [p.30-31]
F.A. Hassan
Workshop Reports
> The Medieval Warm Period redux: where and when was it warm? [p.32]
> Active Tephra 2010: International field conference on tephrochronology [p.33]
> Paleochronology building workshop [p.34]
> Paleo-ocean acidification and carbon cycle perturbation events [p.35]
> Lakes, rivers and floodplains: evolving relations [p.36]
> Holocene climate variability at high-southern latitudes (HOLOCLIP) [p.37]
> The first Asia2k regional workshop [p.38]
> South American climatology and quantitative climate reconstructions [p.39]