Posters

CL1.20

From climate process to proxy record: modern environmental monitoring and speleothem palaeoclimatology

From modest beginnings some 50 years ago, the field of speleothem palaeo-climatology has seen improved analytical capacity produce ever more detailed, well-dated, and highly resolved records of climate proxies such as stable isotope ratios and trace element compositions. The last two decades have seen a great expansion of cave monitoring campaigns designed to improve understanding of the causal links between these proxies and the surface environment. Cave monitoring over a few years provides a wealth of detailed information about the links between local meteorology, soil processes, karst hydrochemistry, ventilation and carbonate precipitation but the crucial challenge lies in using this information to interpret proxy records on much longer timescales, from centennial to glacial-interglacial.

We invite contributions to discuss new developments in measurement and interpretation of speleothem proxies and how proxy-related environmental monitoring can be applied as an interpretive tool in palaeoclimate reconstruction.

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Convener: Dave Mattey | Co-conveners: Michael Deininger, Jens Fohlmeister, Gina E. Moseley

Orals

| Thu, 11 Apr, 08:30–12:30

Room -2.47

Posters

| Attendance Wed, 10 Apr, 16:15–18:00

Hall X5

Attendance time: Wednesday, 10 April 2019, 16:15–18:00 | Hall X5

Chairperson: Dave Mattey, Michael Deininger, Jens Fohlmeister, Gina Moseley

X5.32 |

EGU2019-8464

Millennial-scale Asian monsoon variability during the late Marine Isotope Stage 6 from Hulu Cave, China

(withdrawn)

Quan Wang, Yongjin Wang, Qingfeng Shao, Yijia Liang, Zhenqiu Zhang, and Xinggong Kong

X5.33 |

EGU2019-2546

The Holocene climate change in South Siberia and its linkage to the Siberia High

You-Syuan Chen, Hong-Chun Li, Jian-Jun Yin, Horng-Sheng Mii, Tatiana Blyakharchuk, and Chuan-Chou Shen

X5.34 |

EGU2019-2699

Reconstruction of late Holocene climate based on a high resolution stalagmite record from an unnamed cave in SE Jilin of NE China

Zong Zheng Su, Hong Chun Li, and Horng Sheng Mii

X5.35 |

EGU2019-3656

Palaeoenvironmental records in a stalagmite from a limestone cave in the Northwest Pacific subtropical region: proxy indexes using annual layer thickness, fluorescent intensity, and stable isotope ratio

Yoshiro Ishihara, Hana Sasaki, Chiaki Katagiri, Ayano Shimabukuro, Shinji Sugihara, Masami Noto, and Kazuhisa Yoshimura

X5.36 |

EGU2019-4618

Investigation of Cryogenic Cave Carbonates from Winter Wonderland Cave, Uinta Mountains, Utah, USA

Kristin Kimble, Jeffrey Munroe, Caleb Walcott, and David Herron

X5.37 |

EGU2019-6904

High resolution climate record during MIS3 from a stalagmite in the south Altai Mountain area

Ye Yi-Shin, Li Hong-Chun, Mii Horng-Sheng, Tatiana A. Blyakharchuk, Shen Chuan-Chou, and Tsai Hsien-Chen

X5.38 |

EGU2019-6604

High-resolution paleo-precipitation records of late MIS3 inferred by isotopic analyses of stalagmites from Northwestern Vietnam

Yue-Gau Chen, Chi-Dung Nguyen, Yin Lin, Hong-Wei Chiang, Doan Dinh Lam, Xianfeng Wang, Shufang Yuan, Mahjoor Ahmad Lone, Tsai-Luen Yu, and Chuan-Chou Shen

X5.39 |

EGU2019-9044

Millennial-scale Asian monsoon variability during MIS9 revealed by a high-resolution stalagmite δ18O record in Luoshui Cave, central China

(withdrawn)

Shaohua Yang

X5.40 |

EGU2019-10269

A long, discontinuous speleothem record of Pleistocene hydroclimate variability in Central Europe

Michael Deininger, Wolfgang Ufrecht, Christoph Spötl, Norbert Nowaczyk, Klaus Peter Jochum, and Denis Scholz

X5.41 |

EGU2019-12500

\begin{center} Dating a thick Neogene flowstone (Conturines cave, Dolomites, Italy): a multi-method approach \end{center}