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|MOI summary=This Open Conference stands as the final event organized within the framework of the "CASE" EU-FP7 ITN project, a research and training network on Marine Biotic Indicators of Recent climate changes in the High Latitudes of the North Atlantic. We aim here at extending both the geographical and temporal domains investigated within CASE to the wide Arctic Ocean and surrounding seas and to past Interglacials of the Pleistocene era. | |MOI summary=This Open Conference stands as the final event organized within the framework of the "CASE" EU-FP7 ITN project, a research and training network on Marine Biotic Indicators of Recent climate changes in the High Latitudes of the North Atlantic. We aim here at extending both the geographical and temporal domains investigated within CASE to the wide Arctic Ocean and surrounding seas and to past Interglacials of the Pleistocene era. | ||
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The Changing Arctic and Subarctic Environment : Proxy- and Model Based Reconstructions
University of Bordeaux 1, Conference centre – Talence
Bordeaux, France
04 - 06 February 2014
Bordeaux, France
04 - 06 February 2014
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This Open Conference stands as the final event organized within the framework of the "CASE" EU-FP7 ITN project, a research and training network on Marine Biotic Indicators of Recent climate changes in the High Latitudes of the North Atlantic. We aim here at extending both the geographical and temporal domains investigated within CASE to the wide Arctic Ocean and surrounding seas and to past Interglacials of the Pleistocene era.
Session themes:
- Developing paleoceanographic proxies: qualitative versus quantitative reconstructions,
- Interglacial paleoceanography from the northern North Atlantic and Arctic Ocean,
- Ocean-continent linkages during interglacial periods,
- The past 2000 years
