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QUEST OSC Posters
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How important are biotic feedbacks for 21st century climate change?
SOLAS Project Integration
Bell, T.G.1 Liss, P.S.1 Hare, J.E2. Brown, J.3 Moncoiffé, G.3 Gunson, J.R.4
1UEA, 2SOLAS IPO, 3BODC, 4Met Office Hadley Centre
Session 1: Poster 1-1
Estimating soil feedbacks to climate change
B. Foereid, J.U. Smith, P. Smith
University of Aberdeen
Session 1: Poster 1-2
Examining the role of soil C:N:P stoichiometry as a means to constrain soil decomposition patterns
McNamara, NP1, Ostle, NJ1, Bardgett, RD2, Smith, P3
1CEH, Lancaster, 2I.E.N.S., Lancaster University, 3University of Aberdeen
Session 1: Poster 1-3
Modelling transfer of elements from the continent to the ocean at the large watershed scale in a tropical environment.
C. Roelandt, Y. Godderis, M-P. Bonnet F. Seyler
LMTG, CNRS-IRD, France
Session 1: Poster 1-4
CO2 Modelling of Organic Soils
Tregidgo, E.M.1 Ostle, N.O.1, Smith, P2
1CEH, Lancaster, 2University of Aberdeen
Session 1: Poster 1-5
Modelling Atmosphere-Biosphere interactions with the UKCA Model
Wild, O.1, Pyle, J.A.1, Morgenstern, O.1, Mann, G.2, Johnson, C.3, Sanderson, M.3, O'Connor, F.3, and the QUAAC Team
1University of Cambridge, 2University of Leeds, 3Met Office
Session 1: Poster 1-6
Modelling nitrogen constraints on historical and future terrestrial carbon budgets
Zaehle. S, Friend, A.D., Viovy, N., Schulz, M.
(LSCE)
Session 1: Poster 1-7
How are climate and atmospheric composition regulated on timescales of up to a million years?
QUEST-Deglaciation Carbon-Isotope Data Synthesis for 21ka BP to the Present
Fraser, R.A.1, Street-Perrott, F.A.1, Rowe, C.2,
1University of Wales Swansea, 2University of Bristol
Session 2: Poster 2-1
Climate reconstructions from vegetation patterns
Ana Maria Garcia-Suarez, Prof Sandy Harrison
University of Bristol
Session 2: Poster 2-2
Pleistocene long-term global ocean carbon isotope fluctuations
Hoogakker, B.A.A.1, Rohling, E.J.2, Palmer, M.R.2, Tyrrell, T.2, Rothwell, R.J.2,
University of Cambridge, University of Southampton
Session 2: Poster 2-3
The air-sea exchange of soluble trace gases
Johnson, M T, Liss, P S,
UEA
Session 2: Poster 2-4
Evolution of wetlands since the Last Glacial Maximum
Oksanen P.O. and Harrison S.P.
University of Bristol
Session 2: Poster 2-5
Earth System Modelling
Are pollen-based biome reconstructions a good reflection of large-scale vegetation patterns?
Binney, H.A.
(University of Southampton)
Session 4: Poster 4-1
Leaf emergence in subtropical deciduous biomes
Kaduk, J.D.1, Los, S.O.2
University of Leicester, University of Wales Swansea
Session 4: Poster 4-2
New capability for assessing aerosol-related feedbacks in the Earth System using the UK Chemistry and Aerosol (UKCA) model
Carslaw, K. S.1, Mann, G. W.1, Spracklen, D. V.2, Pringle, K. J.1, Korhonen, H.1 Ridley, D. A.1, Manktelow, P.1, Woodhouse, M. T.1,
1University of Leeds, 2UK Met Office
Session 4: Poster 4-3
Developing global spatial dataset of soil nutrient status within an integrated ecosystem model
Glendining MJ1, Richter GM1, Catt, J,2 Powlson DS1, Whitmore AP1
1Rothamsted Research, 2UCL
Session 4: Poster 4-4
Long term variation of oceanic N/P ratio in response to changes in plankton composition and ocean circulation.
Roudesli, S., Lenton, T.,
University of East Anglia
Session 4: Poster 4-5
Constructing a FAMOUS Earth System Model
Smith, R., Osprey A., Gregory J., Wilson S., Cole J., Hatcher R., Steenman-Clark L.
Walker Institute, University of Reading
Session 4: Poster 4-6
Modelling the 8.2Ka event using a fully coupled general circulation model including water isotope tracers.
Tindall, J.C1, Valdes, P.J.1, Sime, L.2,
University of Bristol, British Antarctic Survey
Session 4: Poster 4-7
Southern Ocean windstress and atmospheric CO2
Joos, F., Mueller, S.A., Parekh, P., Tschumi, T.
Climate and Environmental Physics, Bern, Switzerland
Session 4: Poster 4-8
Earth System Observations
Variations in near-bottom flow speeds of Iceland-Scotland Overflow Water during the last two centuries
K.P. Boessenkool1, I.R. Hall1, H. Elderfield2, I. Yashayaev3
1Cardiff University, 2University of Cambridge, 3Bedford Institute of Oceanography, Dartmouth
Session 4: Poster 4-9
Multi-proxy evidence for rapid palaeocenographic reorganisations over the past 12 ka from the South Iceland Rise.
D. J.R. Thornalley, I.N. McCave, H. Elderfield
University of Cambridge
Session 4: Poster 4-10
Phasing of millennial events and Northeast Atlantic deep-water temperature change since ~ 50 ka BP
L.C Skinner, H. Elderfield, M. Hall
University of Cambridge
Session 4: Poster 4-11
Retrieving a size distribution parameter of marine particles by ocean colour remote sensing.
Hirata, T, Aiken J., Smyth T., Vicente V
Plymouth Marine Laboratory
Session 4: Poster 4-12
Continuous multi-species atmospheric measurements from a tall tower in central Siberia (Zotino Tall Tower Observatory)
Kozlova, E.1,3, Manning, A.C.3,1, Seifert, T.1, Kisilyakhov, Y.2, Leppert, R.1, Schmidt, S.1,
Watson, A.J.3, Schulze, E.-D.1 Heimann, M.1
1Max Planck Institute for Biogeochemistry, Jena, 2V.N. Sukachev Institute of Forest, Krasnoyarsk, Russia 3UEA
Session 4: Poster 4-13
Using remote sensing observations for carbon cycle data assimilation
Marko Scholze1, Wolfgang Knorr1, Peter Rayner2, Thomas Kaminski3, Ralf Giering3
1QUEST, University of Bristol, 2LSCE, Gif-sur-Yvette, 3FastOpt, Hamburg
Session 4: Oral 4-14
RAPID - initial results and future plans
Srokosz, M. and Byfield V.
NOC, Southampton
Session 4: Poster 4-15