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Joint Edition of the IGBP Past Global Changes Project (PAGES) News and the WCRP Climate Variability and Predictability Project (CLIVAR) Exchanges
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Announcements
Editorial
> CLIVAR/PAGES Intersection Panel: Understanding natural climate variability through integrating the climate dynamics and paleoclimate communities [p.2]
E. Jansen and A. Weaver
> Editorial [p.2-3]
J. Beer and V. Masson-Delmotte
Science Highlights
> Paleoreconstruction of volcanic history inferred from glacio-chemical ice core analyses [p.3-5]
E. Castellano, M. Severi, R. Traversi, S. Becagli and R. Udisti
> Secular variability and 200-year diploar oscillations in an atmospheric circulation over East Antarctica during the Holocene [p.5-7]
B. Delmonte, J.R. Petit and V. Maggi
> Climate response to major volcanic eruptions [p.8-10]
E. Fischer
> Radiative forcing and the ice core greenhouse gas record [p.11-13]
F. Joos
> Solar forcing of climate change: Current status [p.13-15]
J. Lean
> Aerosol effects on clouds and climate [p.15-17]
U. Lohmann
> Mineral dust records from Greenland ice cores [p.17-18]
U. Ruth
> A new insight into the climatic impact of volcanic explosion: A lesson from the sulfur stable isotopes [p.19-21]
J. Savarino
> Land-surface changes: feedbacks and climate forcing [p.21-22]
S. P. Harrison
> MedCLIVAR: Mediterranean CLImate VARiability and predictability project [p.23]
P. Lionello (SSG Chair) and P. Malanotte-Rizzoli, P. Alpert, V. Artale, R.Boscolo, R. Garcia-Herrera, C. Kull, L. Li, J. Luterbacher, T. Oguz, W. May, S. Planton, X. Rodo, A. Theocharis, R. Trigo, M. Tsimplis, U. Ulbrich (SSG members)
Program News
> News from CLIVAR [p.28]
Workshop Reports
> LOTRED-SA Long-Term climate REconstruction and Dynamics of (southern) South America: A collaborative, high-resolution multi-proxy approach [p.24]
> From the Holocene to the Anthropocene: Climate of the last 1,000 Years [p.25]
> PAGES 2nd Open Science Meeting - Beijing, China – 10-12 August 2005 [p.26]
> Report of the International Repeat Hydrography Workshop [p.28]
> Report on the 2nd International Workshop on Advances in the Use of Historical Marine Climate Data [p.29-30]
> Report of the CLIVAR/OOPC/GOOS/Argo/CPPS Workshop on the South Pacific [p.30]
> CLIVAR Atlantic Implementation Panel: 7th session [p.31]
This issue of PAGES news was released to coincide with PAGES 2nd Open Science Meeting: “Paleoclimate, Environmental Sustainability and Our Future” held in Beijing from the 10-12 August 2005. The articles reveal how paleo-studies in China have progressed, how Chinese scientists have strived and contributed and worked with the international community.
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> PAGES in China [p.2]
L. Tungsheng
Science Highlights
> Holocene Climatic Variability Inferred from Lacustrine Deposits in Arid China [p.7-9]
F.-H. Chen, B. Cheng, C.-B. An, Y. Zhao, J.-W. Zhang, D. B. Madsen, Z. Yu and Y. Zhu
> Grain-size Record of Stepwise Expansion of the Mu Us Desert for the Past 3.5 Ma [p.9-11]
Z. Ding and S. Yang
> Human-induced Changes of Organic Carbon Storage in Soils of China [p.11-12]
Z. Guo, H. Wu and C. Peng
> Long-term Cycles in the Ocean Carbon Reservoir: Records From the South China Sea [p.13-14]
P. Wang, J. Tian and X. Cheng
> A 1437-year Precipitation History From Qilian Juniper in the Northeastern Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau [p.14-15]
X. Shao, E. Liang, L. Huang and L. Wang
> Preliminary Calibration of Stalagmite Oxygen Isotopes from Eastern Monsoon China with Northern Hemisphere Temperatures [p.16-17]
M. Tan and B. Cai
> 2,000-year Methane Record in a High Altitude Himalayan Ice Core [p.18-20]
Y. Tandong, X. Baiqing, J. Chappellaz and L. Thompson
> Recent Progress and Further Potential: High-resolution Holocene Climate Reconstruction with Coral Reefs in the South China Sea [p.20-22]
K.-F. Yu and J.-X. Zhao
> Sorting Chinese Climate Records from the 13th Century BC to 1911 AD and their Latest Applications [p.22-23]
D. Zhang
Open Science Highlights
> What Drives the Climate: Man or Nature? [p.24-25]
P. Tarasov, V. Brovkin and M. Wagner
Program News
> INTIMATE: Integration of Ice core, Marine and Terrestrial Records of the Last Termination in the North Atlantic Region and Elsewhere [p.4]
> Regional Multiproxy Climate Reconstruction for Southern South America: A new Research Initiative [p.5]
Workshop Reports
> Holocene Environmental Catastrophes in South America: From the Lowlands to the Andes [p.26-27]
> Sub-aerially Exposed Continental Shelves Since the Middle Pleistocene Climatic Transition [p.27]
In addition to discussing the future of PAGES and paleoscience, the Science Highlights section in this issue includes articles about: Radiocarbon in Tree Rings, Late Pleistocene and Holocene Fluvial Record from Northern Tunisia, Paleoclimate and Fossil Woods in Tropical India, Upwelling Seesaw in the Atlantic and Why Study Past Regional Variability?
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> Inside PAGES [p.3]
> In Memory of Dr. Geoffrey Owen Seltzer [p.5]
Editorial
> Future PAGES [p.2]
T. Kiefer
Science Highlights
> Radiocarbon in Tree Rings: A Unique Treasure of Information [p.11-12]
J. Beer
> Fluvial Record of Late Pleistocene and Holocene Geomorphic Change in Northern Tunisia – Global, Regional or Local Climatic Causes? [p.13-14]
D. Faust, C. Zielhofer, F. Diaz del Olmo and R.B. Escudero
> Tracing Paleoclimatic Signatures in Fossil Woods and Sub-fossil Logs of Kerala, Southwestern India [p.15-17]
K.P.N. Kumaran and K.M. Nair
> An Upwelling Seesaw in the Atlantic Ocean: Model Results and Paleoceanographic Evidence [p.17-19]
M. Prange and M. Schulz
> Call for a PAGES Initiative on "Past Regional Climate Variability" [p.19-21]
H. Wanner
Program News
> The Pivotal Role of Paleosciences in the New IGBP [p.6-7]
> The Future of PAGES/CLIVAR Intersection Activities [p.7-8]
> Southern Hemisphere Climate Change: Re-coring Lynch’s Crater [p.9]
Workshop Reports
> Tropical-Extratropical Climatic Teleconnections: A Long-Term Perspective [p.22]
> An Overview of the Swiss Contribution to the HITE Project [p.22-23]
> Past ecosystem processes and human-environment interactions [p.23]
The papers presented in this special issue of PAGES news report recent tephrochronological research from places separated by great distances.The result of these new studies has been to develop new methodologies capable of coaxing extremely small amounts from the most obdurate deposits, so that time frames and site-linkage techniques for past environmental studies have improved greatly in precision.
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> Tephra [p.2]
V.A. Hall and B.V. Alloway
Science Highlights
> Role of Tephra in Dating Polynesian Settlement and Impact, New Zealand [p.5-7]
D.J. Lowe and R.M. Newnham
> Onshore-Offshore Correlation of Pleistocene Rhyolitic Eruptions from New Zealand: Implications for TVZ Eruptive History and Paleoenvironmental Construction [p.7-9]
B.V. Alloway, B.J. Pillans, L. Carter, T.R. Naish, and J.A. Westgate
> Tracing Volcanic Events in the Greenland Ice Cores [p.10-11]
S.M. Davies, A.K. Mortensen, M.G.L. Baillie, H.B. Clausen, K. Grönvold, V.A. Hall, S.J. Johnsen, J.R. Pilcher, J.P. Steffensen and S. Wastegård
> Tephra Geochemistry Confirms the Caldera-forming Eruption of Aniakchak, not Santorini, at 1645 BC [p.12-14]
W.J. Eastwood, N.J.G. Pearce, J.A. Westgate, S.J. Preece and W.T. Perkins
> Last Glacial Sea-Levels Reconstructed by Buried Fluvial Terraces and Tephrochronology in a Pacific Coast Plain, Japan [p.14-15]
S. Kubo
> Developing Regional Tephrochronological Frameworks for Testing Hypotheses of Synchronous Climate Change [p.16-17]
C.S.M. Turney, S.M. Davies and B.V. Alloway
Workshop Reports
> Southern Hemisphere Climate Modes: ENSO and Indian Ocean Dipole [p.18]
> Holocene Climate Variability and Climate Forcing [p.18-19]
This issue of PAGES news focuses on DEKLIM, the German Climate Research Programme. The contributions in this special issue highlight state-of-the-art paleo-research and the liveliness of activities in this area.
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> DEKLIM - PALEO [p.2]
U. Katenkamp
Science Highlights
> Climate Changes in Southern Patagonia (Santa Cruz, Argentina) Inferred From Lake Sediments: The Multi-Proxy Approach of SALSA [p.9-11]
B. Zolitschka, F. Schäbitz, A. Lücke, M. Wille, C. Mayr, C. Ohlendorf, F. Anselmetti, D. Ariztegui, H. Corbella, B. Ercolano, M. Fey, T. Haberzettl, N.I. Maidana, G.E. Oliva, M. Paez and G.H. Schleser
> Reconstruction of Large-Scale Atmospheric Circulation and Data Assimilation in Paleoclimatology [p.12-13]
M. Widmann, J.M. Jones and H. von Storch
> Solar Variability and Holocene Climate: Evidence from Radiocarbon, Tree-Ring Proxies and Climate System Modeling [p.13-15]
B. Kromer, M. Claussen, N. Latuske, M. Lüken, S. Remmele and G. Schleser
> Simulation of the Oxygen Isotope Ratio in Foraminiferal Carbonate During Heinrich Event 1: A Climate Model-Data Comparison [p.15-17]
A. Paul and S. Mulitza
> Climate Change at the Very End of a Warm Stage: First Results From the Last Glacial Inception at 117,000 yr BP [p.18-20]
F. Sirocko, U. Cubasch, F. Kaspar, H. Von Storch, M. Widmann, T. Litt, N. Kühl, A. Mangini, H.-J. Pachur, M. Claussen, C. Kubatzki, F.W. Junge, T. Böttger, M. Krbetschek and D. Degering
> Climate Transitions: Forcing and Feedback Mechanisms of Glacial- Interglacial and Recent Climate Change [p.21-22]
G. Lohmann, M. Butzin, M. Dima, K. Grosfeld, G. Knorr, L. Könnecke, V. Romanova, S. Schubert and S. Zech
> Tree-Rings, Isotopes, Climate and Environment: TRICE [p.22-23]
G. Helle and O. Panferov
> CLIMCYC: Modeling of the Last Glacial Cycle: Response of Climate and Vegetation to Insolation Forcing Between 132-112 ka BP [p.24-25]
U. Mikolajewicz, M. Gröger, E. Maier-Reimer, G. Schurgers, M. Vizcaino and A. Winguth
> GHOST (Global Holocene Spatial and Temporal Climate Variability): Combination of Paleotemperature Records, Statistics and Modeling [p.25-26]
R.R. Schneider, J.-H. Kim, N. Rimbu, S. Lorenz, G. Lohmann, U. Cubasch, J. Pätzold and G. Wefer
> Late Glacial Environmental and Climatic Changes from Synchronized Terrestrial Archives of Central Europe: The Network PROSIMUL [p.27-29]
M. Friedrich, A. Lücke, A. Schwalb and S. Hanisch
> The Global Carbon Cycle During the Last Glacial/Interglacial Transition [p.29-30]
H. Fischer, P. Köhler J. Schmitt and F. Fundel
> Coral Climate History of the Subtropical North Atlantic (CorClim) [p.31-32]
J. Pätzold, H. Kuhnert, T. Crüger, H.V. Storch and E. Zorita
Program News
> PROPER – Teaching Paleoclimate on a European Level [p.4-5]
> The Catalan Network of Palaeoclimatology (Palaeocat) [p.5-6]
> Paleoclimate Research within DEKLIM [p.6-7]
Workshop Reports
> Holocene Climate in the Alps: Toward a Common Framework? [p.33-34]
> Indian Monsoon and Holocene Climate Variability [p.34]
> PAN Africa START-PAGES-INQUA Workshop on African Paleoenvironments [p.35]
The Science Highlights section of this issue of PAGES news contains the following articles: Indian rainfall variation as reconstructed from a speleothem, The use of diatom oxygen isotopes in lake sediments, Reconstructing mass balance and climate from a Cerro Tapado ice core (Chile), The Southern Ocean as the flywheel of the oceanic conveyor belt circulation, Sharp cooling of the Northern Hemisphere in the Early Subatlantic Age, The behavior of modern low-latitude glaciers, Early anthropogenic overprints on Holocene climate, and GLOBEC investigation on variability in marine fish populations.
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> The Future of PAGES - Setting New Directions [p.2]
J. Brigham-Grette
Science Highlights
> Rainfall Variation of Peninsular India Reconstructed From a 331- Year-Old Speleothem [p.5-6]
M.G. Yadava and R.R. Ramesh
> The Potential of Oxygen Isotopes in Diatoms as a Paleoclimate Indicator in Lake Sediments [p.6-8]
A.L. Lamb, M.J. Leng, P.A. Barker and D.W. Morley
> Reconstructing Past Mass Balance and Climate Conditions from a Cerro Tapado Ice Core (Central Andes, Chile) [p.9-11]
C. Kull and P. Ginot
> The Southern Ocean as the Flywheel of the Oceanic Conveyor Belt Circulation [p.11-13]
G. Knorr and G. Lohmann
> Sharp Cooling of the Northern Hemisphere in the Early Subatlantic Age (650 - 280 BC) [p.13-15]
V.V. Klimenko
> The Behavior of Modern Low-Latitude Glaciers [p.15-17]
G. Kaser, C. Georges, I. Juen, T. Mölg, P. Wagnon and B. Francou
> Early Anthropogenic Overprints on Holocene Climate [p.18-19]
W.F. Ruddiman
> GLOBEC Investigation of Interdecadal to Multi-Centennial Variability in Marine Fish Populations [p.19-21]
T. Baumgartner, U. Struck and J. Alheit
Workshop Reports
> Climate Change: Impacts on Terrestrial Ecosystems [p.22]
> Topics in Biogeochemistry, Paleoceanography and Paleoclimate [p.23]
The papers presented in the science highlights section of this PAGES Newsletter are based on the extended abstracts volumes and the many fruitful discussions that took place during the first and second ESF-HOLIVAR workshops “Combining climate proxies” and “Investigating Holocene climate variability using data-model comparisons” held at Lammi Biological Station, Finland in April 2002 (http://www.gsf.fi/esf_holivar/) and Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium in June 2002 (http://www.cru.uea.ac.uk/~timo/holivar/), respectively.
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> HOLIVAR [p.2]
A. Ojala, M. Saarnisto and R. Battarbee
Science Highlights
> Developments in Age-Depth Modelling of Holocene Stratigraphical Sequences [p.7-8]
H.J.B. Birks and E. Heegaard
> Instrumental Climate Data [p.9-10]
R. Böhm
> Climate and Environmental Reconstructions from Scandinavian Varved Lake Sediments [p.10-12]
A.E.K. Ojala, M. Saarnisto and I.F. Snowball
> 14C as an Indicator of Solar Variability [p.12-14]
T. Goslar
> Reconstruction of Low- and High-Frequency Summer Temperature Changes From a Tree-Ring Archive of Fennoscandian Forest-Limit Scots Pine [p.14-15]
M. Eronen, M. Lindholm, S. Helama, J. Meriläinen and M. Timonen
> Climate Reconstruction From Peatlands [p.15-17]
D. Charman and M. Mäkilä
> Climate Forcing During the Holocene [p.18-19]
R.S. Bradley
> Tephra, a Powerful Tool for Precision Dating and Correlation [p.19-21]
J.R. Pilcher, R. Bradley, L. Anderson and P. Francus
> Simulating the Climate of the Last Millennium [p.21-23]
M. Widmann and S.F.B. Tett
> Changing Perspectives for Changing Times [p.35]
F. Oldfield
Open Science Highlights
> Late Holocene Paleoclimate and Paleogeography in the Tien Shan- Balkhash Region [p.24-26]
B.J. Aubekerov, R. Sala and S.A. Nigmatova
> Holocene Ocean-Climate Variations in the Gulf of California, Mexico [p.26-28]
R. Douglas, O. Gonzalez-Yajimovich, D. Gorsline, F. Staines-Urias and J.F. Arreola-Hernandez
> Climate and the Maya [p.28-30]
G. H. Haug, D. Günther, L. C. Peterson, D. M. Sigman, K. A. Hughen and B. Aeschlimann
Program News
> HOLIVAR (Holocene Climate Variability) [p.4]
Workshop Reports
> Climate Modeling [p.31-32]
> Investigating Holocene Climate Variability: Data-Model Comparisons [p.32-33]
> Environmental Magnetism [p.34]
This issue of PAGES news addresses rates of change. How fast did the climate system respond in the past? Estimates of past rates of change provide us with a long-term perspective on recent changes and help us to appreciate their magnitude. Furthermore, they give us a taste of how rapid climate change may operate in the future.
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> Rates of Change [p.2]
A. Paul and C. Kull
Science Highlights
> Past Rates of Carbon Dioxide Changes and their Relevance for Future Climate [p.6-8]
T.F. Stocker and E. Monnin
> Rates of Change in the Upper Treeline Ecotone in the Polar Ural Mountains [p.8-10]
S.G. Shiyatov
> Rates of Change in Oak Forest Distribution During the Last Deglaciation [p.11-12]
R. Cheddadi
> Alpine Glacier Mass Changes During the Past Two Millennia [p.13-15]
W. Haeberli and H. Holzhauser
> Cyclical Climatic-Environmental Changes in the Mediterranean Area (2500 BP-Present Day) [p.15-17]
F. Ortolani and S. Pagliuca
> Abrupt Warming of the Intermediate-Depth Atlantic Ocean in Response to Thermohaline Circulation Slowdown During the Last Deglaciation [p.17-19]
C. Rühlemann, S. Mulitza, G. Lohmann, A. Paul, M. Prange and G. Wefer
> Past Rates of Sea Level Change [p.19-21]
N. Harvey
Program News
> The German Climate Research Programme DEKLIM [p.4]
Workshop Reports
> LIMPACS Workshop: Long-Term Response to Reduced Nutrient Loading [p.22]
> Late Quaternary Environmental Change – “Emerging Issues” [p.23]
Worldwide, many thousand volumes with daily observations exist, but have not yet been analyzed for their climatic information. Many scientists are of the opinion that observations made before the instrumental period are “subjective” and less reliable than natural proxies. But these data were collected by very experienced scientists and observers. Once calibrated and verified in the present, the data are precise and have a spatiotemporal resolution unmatched by any other climate proxy data.
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> Documentary Evidence [p.2]
C. Pfister and H. Wanner
Science Highlights
> Reconstructing Past Climate and Natural Disasters in Europe Using Documentary Evidence [p.6-8]
C. Pfister, R. Brázdil and M. Barriendos
> The LOTRED Approach - A First Step Towards a “Paleoreanalysis” for Europe [p.9-11]
H. Wanner and J. Luterbacher
> The Potential of Archival Sources for Reconstructing Climate and Climate-Related Processes in Latin America [p.11-14]
S.E. Metcalfe, M.del R. Prieto, G.H. Endfield, S.J. Davies and S.L. O’Hara
> ENSO Reconstruction Based on Documentary Data From Ecuador, Peru and Chile [p.14-17]
L. Ortlieb, G. Vargas and A.-M. Hocquenghem
> Summer and Winter Temperature Reconstructions in Japan [p.17-18]
T. Mikami
> 2000 Years of Temperature History in China [p.18-19]
Q. Ge, J. Zheng and X. Zhang
> Documentary Records of Past Climate and Tropical Cyclones from the Southeastern United States [p.20-21]
C.J. Mock
> Floods in Europe – A Look into the Past [p.21-23]
R. Brázdil, R. Glaser, C. Pfister and H. Stangl
> Reconstructions of Minimum Glacier Extensions in the Swiss Alps [p.23-25]
H. Holzhauser and H.J. Zumbühl
Program News
Workshop Reports
> Environmental Catastrophes and Recoveries in the Holocene [p.26]
> Swiss NCCR Summer School [p.27]
This stable isotopes issue of PAGES News highlights the work of those engaged in research falling under the theme of ISOMAP, a PAGES initiative dedicated to continental isotope paleoclimatology, and especially to the mapping and modelling of water isotope data from paleoprecipitation.
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> Stable Isotopes / Swiss Sojourn [p.2]
T. Edwards
Science Highlights
> Extending Isotope in Precipitation Data Beyond Direct Measurements: The Perspective From Glacier Ice-Core Measurements in Switzerland [p.6-7]
U. Schotterer and W. Stichler
> Holocene Variability in the Indian Ocean Monsoon: A Stalagmite- Based, High-Resolution Oxygen Isotope Record from Southern Oman [p.7-8]
D. Fleitmann, S.J. Burns, M. Mudelsee, U. Neff, J. Kramers, A. Mangini and A. Matter
> Isotopic Records of Past Hydroclimatic Change in the Red River Basin, Southern Manitoba, Canada [p.9-10]
W.M. Buhay, D. Blair, E. Nielsen, S. St. George and G. Brooks
> A New Conceptual Model for Predicting Isotopic Enrichment of Lakes in Seasonal Climates [p.10-11]
J.J. Gibson
> Modelling the Water Isotope Signal in the Quaternary [p.12-13]
G. Hoffmann
> Towards a Regional Synthesis of Mediterranean Climatic Change Using Lake Stable Isotope Records [p.13-15]
N. Roberts and M. Jones
> Past and Present Ecohydrology of the Peace-Athabasca Delta, Northern Alberta, Canada: Water Isotope Tracers Lead the Way [p.16-17]
B.B. Wolfe, T.W.D. Edwards and R.I. Hall
> Lacustrine Oxygen Isotopic Records from Temperate Marl Lakes [p.17-19]
R.T. Jones and J.D. Marshall
Program News
> Norwegian Ocean Climate Project (NOClim) [p.4]
Workshop Reports
> Fire-Climate Linkages in the Mid-Latitude Americas [p.20]
> Linking the Continental Environmental Quaternary History of Southern Africa with Ocean Currents and Antarctica [p.21]
> PAGES Data Board Meeting [p.22]
> PAGES Meeting on High Latitude Paleoenvironments [p.22-23]