OA17 Climate variability: models and observations (co-sponsored by SE)
.2 Natural climate variability on the basis of past observations - Poster Session

Convener: Duplessy, J.-C.
Display Time: Monday, 09:00 - Friday, 13:00
Authors in Attendance: Wednesday, 17:00 - 19:00
Poster Area: LES MUSES

• OA177 MIHAJLOVIC, LJ.; MIHAJLOVIC, S.; ORBADOVIC, M.
  Dynamically characteristics of the atmosphere parameters during intensive magnetic storms
• OA178 OTTERMAN, J.; ATLAS, R.; ANGELL, J.; ANYAMBA, E.; ARDIZZONE, J.; STARR, D.; SUSSKIND, J.; TERRY, J.
  1997 temperatures are highest on record: should it be atributed to the global warming?
• OA179 DACAMARA, C.C.; TRIGO, R.M.
  Winter precipitation in Portugal: trends and variability using a linear model based on weather types
• OA180 VACCARO, L.; SIANI, A.M.; PILOZZI, A.; MANGIANTI, F.; PALMIERI, S.
  An analysis of Italian long temperature and precipitation time series
• OA181 FAUQUETTE, S.; GUIOT, J.; SUC, J.-P.
  Pliocene warmth in Mediterranean areas: reconstruction from pollen data
• OA182 HEJKRLMK, L.
  Persistency of lunar signal in a precipitation data series
• OA183 RASPOPOV, O.M.; SHUMILOV, O.I.; KOCHEGURA, V.V.; DERGACHEV, V.A.; VAN GEEL, B.; VAN DER PLICHT, J.; RENSSEN, H.
  External forcing of terrestrial climate during the Holocene around 2800 BP
• OA184 GIMENO, L.; RUA, A.; DE LA TORRE, L.; GONZALEZ, C.
  Climate variability in Orense (Spain) in the last 300 years
• OA185 IVANOVA, E.V.; IVANOV, V.V.
  The fine structure of the spectral maxima of variations of sea level, air pressure and air temperature for periods from several days to several months
• OA186 BRUZEK, V.
  Some causes of long-term meteorological element changes and their further development *
   

OA17 Climate variability: models and observations (co-sponsored by SE)
.2 Natural climate variability on the basis of past observations I

Convener: Duplessy, J.-C.
Thursday, 23 April 1998
Lecture Room: EUTERPE
Chairperson: N.N.

• 14:00 PELTIER, W.R.; SAKAI, K.
  Dansgaard-Oeschger oscillations: a hydrodynamic theory (Solicited Paper)
• 14:30 REICHERT, B.K.; BENGTSSON, L.
  Combined dynamical and statistical modelling for the interpretation of in situ paleo records
• 14:45 GRIEGER, B.
  Glacial Atlantic surface temperatures based on new data and a semi-inverse ocean model
• 15:00 WYPUTTA, U.
  Sensitivity of the atmospheric general circulation model ECHAM 3 to different glacial sea surface temperatures
• 15:15 LERASLE, N.; DUPLESSY, J.C.
  Sea surface salinity reconstruction of the Indian Ocean during thelast glacial maximum (about 18,000 yr B.P.)
• 15:30 CAMPIN, J.-M.; FICHEFET, T.; DUPLESSY, J.-C.
  A GCM simulation of the 14C distribution in the glacial ocean
• 15:45 TARASOV, P.E.; GUIOT, J.
  18 ka biomes reconstructed from pollen and plant macrofossil data from northern Eurasia: palaeoclimatic interpretation
• 16:00 PINOT, S.; RAMSTEIN, G.; MARSIAT, I.; PEYRON, O.; GUIOT, J.; DE VERNAL, A.; SEIDOV, D.
  Last glacial maximum model/data comparison over Europe
• 16:15 KISSEL, C.; LAJ, C.; ELLIOT, M.; LABEYRIE, L.
  Rapid climatic variations and magnetic mineralogy changes in North Atlantic sediments
• 16:30 LAJ, C.; KISSEL, C.; AUFFRET, G.; VANGRIESHEM, A.
  Changes in the strength of the Iceland-Scotland overflow water in the lat 200,000 years: evidence from magnetic anisotropy analysis of core SU90-33
• 16:45 VIMEUX, F.; MASSON, V.; JOUZEL, J.; STIEVENARD, M.; PETIT, J.R.
  Variations of the deuterium excess over the last climatic cycle in the Vostok ice core

17:00 END OF PART I
 

OA17 Climate variability: models and observations (co-sponsored by SE)
.2 Natural climate variability on the basis of past observations II

Convener: Duplessy, J.-C.
Friday, 24 April 1998
Lecture Room: EUTERPE

Chairperson: Grieger, B.

• 09:00 ROUSSEAU, D.D.; PREECE, R.; LIMONDIN-LOZOUET, N.
  Late glacial and holocene climatic history in Great Britain from land snail assemblages
• 09:15 COLIN, C.; KISSEL, C.; BLAMART, D.; TURPIN, L.
  Rapid climatic events and Asian monsoon intensity: magnetic and geochemical results from the Bay of Bengal and the Andaman Sea
• 09:30 MARTI, O.; BRACONNOT, P.; JOUSSAUME, S.
  African and Asian monsoon chanages at 6000 BP inferred from a full coupled ocean-atmosphere model
• 09:45 PEYRON, O.; BONNEFILLE, R.; JOLLY, D.; GUIOT, J.
  Climatic reconstruction in east Africa for 6000 years b.p. from Pollen data
• 10:00 MÖRNER, N.-A.
  Climatic changes in the last millennium
• 10:15 JACOBEIT, J.; BECK, C.; PHILIPP, A.
  North-Atlantic-European atmospheric circulation changes between the early instrumentel period and the recent century

10:30 BREAK

Chairperson: N.N.

• 11:00 WEBER, S.L.; SHABALOVA, M.V.
  Seasonality of low-frequency variability in early-instrumental temperatures
• 11:15 BORN, K.
  Changes in baroclinicity and synoptic activity on the northern hemisphere from the 1960s to the present as seen by distinct data sets
• 11:30 BASNETT, T.A.; RAYNER, N.A.; PARKER, D.E.
  GMSLP3: a global mean sea level pressure dataset
• 11:45 QIAN, B.; CORTE-REAL, J.; XU, H.
  Nonseasonal variability of large-scale precipitation over Europe
• 12:00 RAYNER, N.A.; SMITH, T.M.
  Global and regional optimal averages and associated error estimates of annual observed surface temperature anomaly
• 12:15 SCHMITT, F.
  Multifractal "nautral climate variability"

12:30 END OF SESSION