CL1.24

Climate response to orbital forcing
Convener: Alan Haywood  | Co-Convener: Erin McClymont 
Oral Programme
 / Mon, 03 May, 15:30–17:00  / Room 16
Poster Programme
 / Attendance Mon, 03 May, 17:30–19:00  / Halls X/Y

The pacing of the global climate system by orbital variations is clearly demonstrated in the timing of glacial-interglacial cycles, but the mechanisms that translate this forcing into regional and global climate changes continue to be debated. We invite submissions that explore the climate system response to orbital forcing, that seek to support or refute the traditional Milankovitch view of a northern hemisphere ice-sheet control, and that test the stability of these relationships under different climate regimes or across evolving climate states (e.g. mid Pleistocene transition, Pliocene-Pleistocene transition, Miocene vs Pliocene). Submissions exploring proxy data and/or modelling work are welcomed.

Related event: CL1.6 – Climate and seasonality in a Pliocene warm world
Oral Programme
 / Mon, 03 May, 13:30–15:00  / Room 16
Poster Programme
 / Attendance Mon, 03 May, 17:30–19:00  / Halls X/Y