OPERA
Ocean forcing of Iberian Precipitation variability and Marine Ecosystem Response to Anthropogenic CO2
EGU highlights
Isabel Cacho
I was surprised with...
The extremely abruptness of the YD termination: Major atmospheric change in just ONE year!
Carlos Pérez
I think that...
It's crucial the understanding of AMOC mechanism and how it responds to abrupt events, so it was really interesting discover the evolution of our knowledge from the older-easier interpretations to more modern paradigms
Mercè Cisneros
I do not stop being surprised about...
The variety of archives that are being used to reconstruct the climate of the past: “Regime shifts in the Arctic North Atlantic during the Neoglacial revealed by seabirds and precipitation isotopes on Bjornoya, Svalvard”
Judit Torner
I learned about...
Black Carbon (BC) concept. It is the most strongly light-absorbing component of particulate matter in the atmosphere. BC have a strong influence in the cloud formation and therefore in the global mean precipitation
José Noel Pérez-Asensio
I found out how...
Most of the climatic models have to be modified (several times) after comparison with paleo-proxy data in order to reproduce the same natural processes recorded by paleo-proxy data
Miguel Iglesias
For me, the high point of the whole congress has been...
The oral of Paul Andrew Mayewski (Hans Oeschger Medal Lecture), with his opinion about a drastic evolution of future climate (similar to the DO / Hr) because of the alteration that humans are currently causing, a climate process unprecedented in an interglacial phase
Ana Moreno
I found very useful for our research on speleothems of last 2000 years the talk given by Faust about...
NAO reconstruction with a very simple proxy, that is, the amount of Ca measured by XRF core scanner in marine sediments (from the Nordic Seas). He demonstrate a close mechanistic connection with NAO (more precipitation, more nutrients input, more productivity, more carbonate)