A 2000 year-long proxy and observational reconstruction of Central Asian climate

A 2000 year-long proxy and observational reconstruction of Central Asian climate

Central Asia (CA) is one of the most arid places on Earth and climate change threatens to disrupt the natural hydrologic systems that store its limited annual wet-season precipitation in glaciers and release it during the dry season. Warm/Wet and Cold/Dry periods recorded over the last 2000 years us...

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Main Authors: Birkel, S. (Author), Mayewski, P. (Author), Rodda, C. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Elsevier Ltd 2019
Subjects:
Aral Sea
CA
Calcium
catchment
Catchments
Central Asia
climate change
Climate change
Climate dynamics
Climate reanalyzer
climate variation
Data analysis
Data reduction
dry season
Earth (planet)
Global historical climatology network
Global historical climatology network (GHCN)
Human infrastructure
Hydrologic systems
paleoclimate
Paleoclimate proxy
precipitation (climatology)
proxy climate record
Quaternary
reconstruction
seasonal variation
water resource
Water resources
Weather stations
wet season
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