Search for dissertations about: "climate reconstruction"
Showing result 6 - 10 of 55 swedish dissertations containing the words climate reconstruction.
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6. Reconstruction of Holocene atmospheric mineral dust deposition from raised peat bogs in south–central Sweden
Abstract : Atmospheric mineral dust plays a dynamic role in the climate system acting both as a forcing and a feedback mechanism. To date, the majority of paleodust studies have been conducted on marine sediments or polar ice cores, while terrestrial deposition has been less studied. READ MORE
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7. Monitoring climate and plant physiology using deuterium isotopomers of carbohydrates
Abstract : Climate is changing and it is certain that this change is due to human activities. Atmospheric greenhouse gases have been rising in an unprecedented way during the last two centuries, although the land biosphere has dampened their increase by absorbing CO2 emitted by anthropogenic activities. READ MORE
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8. Reconstruction of Past European Land Cover Based on Fossil Pollen Data : Gaussian Markov Random Field Models for Compositional Data
Abstract : The aim of this thesis is to develop statistical models to reconstruct past land cover composition and human land use based on fossil pollen records over Europe for different time periods over the past 6000 years. Accurate maps of past land cover and human land use are needed when studying the interaction between climate and land surface, and the effects of human land use on past climate. READ MORE
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9. Isotope-based reconstruction of the biogeochemical Si cycle : Implications for climate change and human perturbation
Abstract : The global silicon (Si) cycle is of fundamental importance for the global carbon cycle. Diatom growth in the oceans is a major sequestration pathway for carbon on a global scale (often referred to as the biological pump). READ MORE
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10. Disentangling production and climate signals from high-resolution Beryllium records: implications for solar and geomagnetic reconstructions
Abstract : The sun is the most important energy source for the Earth’s climate system, however, influences of solar variations on climate are not fully understood. Studying past solar activity can improve our understanding of what role the sun plays in Earth’s climate. READ MORE