FALL TERM 2007: SCHEDULE - November

November 7th:

Peter HUYBERS

Harvard University
On the supposed inter-hemispheric symmetry of climate at orbital time-scales


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The approximate interhemispheric symmetry of orbital-scale glacial variability is generally credited to Northern forcing of Southern changes, but which is difficult to reconcile with, among others, observations that Southern climate is nearly coincident with Northern changes. Mercer called this “the fly in the ointment of Milankovitch theory”. Instead, I’ll argue that …
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November 14th:

Arne WINGUTH

University of Wisconsin/Madison

The sensitivity of the marine carbon cycle to long-term climatic changes


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An ocean carbon cycle model is used evaluate the role of climate-induced changes of the carbon cycle for the oceanic pCO2. Single contributing terms for the total change in pCO2, including the temperature effect and non-temperature effects (DIC, ALK, S), are analyzed. For this purpose, an adjoint carbon cycle model …
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November 21st:

Thanksgiving

No seminar

November 28th:

Paola CESSI

SCRIPPS

Overturning Circulation in an Eddy-Resolving Model: The Effect of the Pole-to-Pole Temperature Gradient

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