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Climate response to astronomical parameters, CO2 and ice sheets during past interglacials by Zhipeng WU22 MayThis thesis aims to perform a comprehensive and systematic investigation of the climate response in the two hemispheres to astronomical parameters, CO2 and Northern Hemisphere (NH) ice sheets, as well as the half-precession cycles, during the interglacials of the past 800 ka mainly based on snapshot and transient simulations using the LOVECLIM model.En savoir plusClimate response to astronomical parameters, CO2 and ice sheets during past interglacials by Zhipeng WU22 MayThis thesis aims to perform a comprehensive and systematic investigation of the climate response in the two hemispheres to astronomical parameters, CO2 and Northern Hemisphere (NH) ice sheets, as well as the half-precession cycles, during the interglacials of the past 800 ka mainly based on snapshot and transient simulations using the LOVECLIM model.
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Gestion de l’irrigation en Algérie by Prof. Delli Reda, ENSA, Alger16 May
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Asynchronous Holocene Optimum in East Asia monsoon region recorded by stalagmites and its underlying climate dynamics by Ming-Qiang Liang16 MayReconstructions of Holocene Optimum (HO) in East Asian summer monsoon (EASM) regime from speleothem versus other proxy records have yielded divergent phase relationships with the EASM and local precipitation. This apparent discrepancy has been partly attributed to the uncertainties in the climatic representation of Chinese speleothem oxygen isotope (δ18O) records.En savoir plusAsynchronous Holocene Optimum in East Asia monsoon region recorded by stalagmites and its underlying climate dynamics by Ming-Qiang Liang16 MayReconstructions of Holocene Optimum (HO) in East Asian summer monsoon (EASM) regime from speleothem versus other proxy records have yielded divergent phase relationships with the EASM and local precipitation. This apparent discrepancy has been partly attributed to the uncertainties in the climatic representation of Chinese speleothem oxygen isotope (δ18O) records.
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Internal dynamics of global liquid layers in planetary objects by Jeremy Rekier09 MayIn rotating fluids, the Coriolis force acts as a restoring force that can support oscillations known as inertial waves. One important example are Rossby waves existing in the Earth’s thin atmospheric and oceanic layers. The dispersion relation and profile of those waves can be derived mathematically by treating the fluid layer as thin compared to the planet’s radius.En savoir plusInternal dynamics of global liquid layers in planetary objects by Jeremy Rekier09 MayIn rotating fluids, the Coriolis force acts as a restoring force that can support oscillations known as inertial waves. One important example are Rossby waves existing in the Earth’s thin atmospheric and oceanic layers. The dispersion relation and profile of those waves can be derived mathematically by treating the fluid layer as thin compared to the planet’s radius.
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What happened to the dark at night? by Ruben Evens (Antwerpen University)04 May
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Mixing effects along ecological gradients in temperate oak-beech forests : radical growth, drought exposure and stability by Kristoffel Jacobs02 MayMixed forests often have higher productivity, stress resistance and temporal stability of productivity than comparable pure forests. Several mechanisms for this have been described: competition release, facilitation and competitive dominance of a highly productive species.En savoir plusMixing effects along ecological gradients in temperate oak-beech forests : radical growth, drought exposure and stability by Kristoffel Jacobs02 MayMixed forests often have higher productivity, stress resistance and temporal stability of productivity than comparable pure forests. Several mechanisms for this have been described: competition release, facilitation and competitive dominance of a highly productive species.
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The Integrated Carbon Observation System (ICOS) research infrastructure: measurements of greenhouse gases fluxes and ancillary data within the soil-plant-atmosphere continuum in forest, crops and pasture by Tanguy Manise27 Apr
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Trophic organisation of marine ecosystems: what can we learn from the study of fossil vertebrates byAlexandre Assemat (Institut des Sciences de l'Evolution - ISEM, Montpellier)27 Apr
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First Polymyxa betae reference genome enabling the characterization of the tripartite interaction with Beet necrotic yellow vein virus and sugar beet by Dr Alain Decroës25 Apr
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Carbon Farming Training and Welfare: Evidence from Northern Ghana by Charles Okyere (Université Ghana)20 AprCarbon farming, particularly soil carbon climate strategies, has emerged as a popular tool in addressing climate change and variability in worldwide agriculture.En savoir plusCarbon Farming Training and Welfare: Evidence from Northern Ghana by Charles Okyere (Université Ghana)20 AprCarbon farming, particularly soil carbon climate strategies, has emerged as a popular tool in addressing climate change and variability in worldwide agriculture.