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Observation of the Martian core from the InSight radio science experiment by Sebastien Le Maistre15 Novonly on teams -
How does root hairs impact root water uptake by Axelle Koch12 Nov
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LaTeX09 Novgiven by Maxime Thomas and François Toussaint. Register here -
Behaviour of sun-induced chlorophyll fluorescence under water and lightlimited conditions" by Simon de Canniere08 Nov
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Constraining the effect of climate and rock porosity on weathering extent in the volcanic island of Santa Cruz (Galapagos, Ecuador) by Rose Paque and Can you measure snow accumulation reliability with one ice core ?08 Novon teams
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A decision support framework for assessing the sustainability of water management in urban centers in the long term by Simon Ridley05 Nov
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Data-model fusion approach using tree-ring width series, a mechanistic growth model and an Earth system model to reconstruct the large-scale climate variability by Jeanne Rezshohazy04 NovTree-ring widths represent the most commonly used proxy to reconstruct the climate of the last millennium at high resolution, thanks to their large-scale availability. The approach often relies on a relationship between tree-ring width series and climate estimated on the basis of a linear regression. The underlying linearity and stationarity assumptions may be inadequate.En savoir plusData-model fusion approach using tree-ring width series, a mechanistic growth model and an Earth system model to reconstruct the large-scale climate variability by Jeanne Rezshohazy04 NovTree-ring widths represent the most commonly used proxy to reconstruct the climate of the last millennium at high resolution, thanks to their large-scale availability. The approach often relies on a relationship between tree-ring width series and climate estimated on the basis of a linear regression. The underlying linearity and stationarity assumptions may be inadequate.
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Quantifying ecological diversity: stable isotopes as realized niche proxies » by Loïc Michel de l’IFREMER (Brest, France)04 Novle Dr. Loïc Michel de l’IFREMER (Brest, France) presentera un séminaire sur « Quantifying ecological diversity: stable isotopes as realized niche proxies »En savoir plus
Quantifying ecological diversity: stable isotopes as realized niche proxies » by Loïc Michel de l’IFREMER (Brest, France)04 Novle Dr. Loïc Michel de l’IFREMER (Brest, France) presentera un séminaire sur « Quantifying ecological diversity: stable isotopes as realized niche proxies » -
“Which mechanisms stabilizegrowth of mixed sessile oak-beech forests?” by Kristoffel Jacobs04 Nov
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Collecting relevant data about farmers' cover crop practices" by Lola Leveau02 Nov