Below is a list detailing when and where Cobb lab research will be featured:
Me: "What did the largest volcanic eruption in 2 million years do to
climate? Stalagmites weigh in."
PP31B-1131Signatures of the Toba super-volcano eruption in Borneo stalagmite geochemistry: a multi-proxy approach (ABSTRACT)
Wednesday, December 17, 201408:00 AM - 12:20 PM Moscone West Poster Hall
*Prospective postdocs and grad students are encouraged to meet me at this poster session PP31B on Wed morning between 8-11am in Moscone West.
**Don't miss the Monday 7:30pm screening of Years of Living Dangerously, Episode 3, featuring yours truly in MW 3002. A post-screening panel will feature myself, Chris Mooney (science writer), Joseph Romm, Heidi Cullen (science advisor, Years), and David Gelber (Executive Producer, Years).
Jessica Moerman: "What do water isotopes really tell us about climate? And why?"
- PP31D-1171The role of remote versus local climatic influences in shaping seasonal to interannual rainfall isotopic variations in northern Borneo (ABSTRACT)
Wednesday, December 17, 201408:00 AM - 12:20 Moscone West Poster Hall
Jessica will also convene the following session:
- PP31DWater Isotope Systematics: Improving Paleoclimate Interpretations I, II, and III
Wednesday, December 17, 201408:00 AM - 12:20 Moscone West Poster Hall Wednesday, December 17, 201401:40 PM - 03:40 PM Moscone West 2008 Wednesday, December 17, 201404:00 PM - 06:00 PM Moscone West 2008
- PP41D-1428A Comparison of Rapid-Screen 14C Dates and U/Th Dates from Fossil Corals: Implications for Paleoclimate Reconstruction (ABSTRACT)
Thursday, December 18, 2014 , , Moscone West-Poster Hall
Link to Pam's poster here.
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Here are the appearances of Cobb lab alumni and/or close affiliates:
Bronwen Konecky (currently jointly advised NSF-AGS postdoc fellow)
Multiproxy Records of Indo-Pacific Climate and Environmental Change from Lake Towuti, Indonesia, Since 60 Kyr BP (ABSTRACT)
ENSO and Indo-Pacific Water Isotopes: Observations, Modeling, and Implications for Proxy Reconstructions (ABSTRACT)
Samantha Stevenson (currently jointly advised NSF-OCE postdoc fellow)
- PP33A-1210Evaluating the ENSO Impact on Last Millennium Megadroughts Using Improved Coral Forward Models (ABSTRACT)
Wednesday, December 17, 201401:40 PM - 06:00 PM Moscone West Poster Hall
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Jessica Conroy (former postdoc, currently Asst. Prof. U. Illinois)
- PP31D-1167Paired Vapor-Precipitation Isotope Data from Manus, Papua New Guinea (ABSTRACT)
- PP34A-01A 2000-year high-resolution lacustrine record of El Niño Southern Oscillation from the center of the Eastern Equatorial Pacific region (Genovesa crater lake, Galapagos Islands) (ABSTRACT)
Wednesday, December 17, 201404:00 PM - 04:15 PM Moscone West 2010
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Julien Emile-Geay (former postdoc, currently Asst. Prof, Univ. Southern California)
PP44B-01The Paleoclimate Uncertainty Cascade: Tracking Proxy Errors Via Proxy System Models. (ABSTRACT)
https://agu.confex.com/agu/fm14/meetingapp.cgi#Paper/6081
Julien will also be hosting a multi-session extravaganza on climate of the last millennia:
- PP21EClimate of the Common Era I
Se Tuesday, December 16, 201408:00 AM - 10:00 AM Moscone West 2008 - A11B-3023Varied Spatial Response of the SPCZ on Multi-decadal Timescales over the past 500 Years (ABSTRACT)
- Monday, December 15, 201408:00 AM - 12:20 PM Moscone West Poster Hall
- PP31B-1130Comparison of temperature proxies in tropical stalagmites (ABSTRACT)
- Wednesday, December 17, 201408:00 AM - 12:20 PM Moscone West Poster Hall
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Nele Meckler (fellow Mulu stalagmite addict and field buddy, currently at U. Bergen)
