Session Details

#72
Title Late glacial and Holocene climate change in continental Asia (Project no.PALCOMM, INQUA 0502)
CommissionPALCOMM
Description

The late glacial and Holocene climate change in continental Central Asia is inferred from numerous geological records including lake and peat sediments, loess and soil sections, ice cores, tree rings and glacier remains. However, the climate history of this vast region is hitherto not well understood due to complex spatial differences in moisture conditions (different air masses, local P/E ratio, local water sources stored as snow, ice and frozen ground) and climatic thresholds. Regions under monsoonal influence at the eastern and southern margin of continental Central Asia experienced significantly different conditions in the Holocene compared to regions under the dominating influence of the westerlies.
The session serves as a platform to present late glacial and Holocene climate records from continental Asia and to discuss underlying climatic mechanisms and local or regional driving forces.
 

Convener(s)Steffen Mischke, Jonathan Holmes, Fahu Chen

Oral Presentations

FRI22, 08.30 - 10.10, Stade de Suisse Tor Raum.

IDTitlePresenterInvited
1620Lake-catchment system and hydrogeomorphological fluctuations printed in lacustrine records of Northern Mongolia Kashiwaya Kenji x
253A late glacial – Holocene record of hydrological variability in Lake Baikal inferred from oxygen isotope analysis of diatom silica Mackay Anson
541The timing of Late Quaternary palaeoenvironmental changes in Southern Mongolia – new insights from luminescence dating Huelle Daniela
1641Climatic and dust variations recorded by lacustrine sediments from arid Central Asia since ~15 cal ka BP, linking with Mongolian High and Westerly An Cheng-Bang
157Holocene intensification of the East Asian summer monsoon: timing and mechanism Xiao Jule
1283Timing and possible forcing mechanisms of Huangqihai Lake fluctuations in semi-arid northern China since the late Glacial Zhang JingRan

FRI22, 10.50 - 12.30, Stade de Suisse Tor Raum.

IDTitlePresenterInvited
431Oxygen and carbon isotope analyses in shells of the freshwater gastropod Radix sp.: a suitable method for reconstructing lake history on the Tibetan Plateau Taft Linda
1092Reconstruction of multi-millennium drought history in the eastern Qaidam Basin, northeastern Tibetan Plateau, China Yin Zhi-Yong
1696A preliminary reconstruction of temperature in the eastern Qaidam Basin, northeaster Tibetan Plateau, China Shao Xuemei
2195Was late Marine Isotope Stage (MIS) 3 warm and humid in nowadays arid northwestern China? Lai ZhongPing
1329Lateglacial and Holocene monsoon dynamics on the central Tibetan Plateau as recorded in sediments of lake Nam Co Haberzettl Torsten

FRI22, 15.50 - 17.30, Stade de Suisse Tor Raum.

IDTitlePresenterInvited
1174A late glacial high-resolution δ18O record of Indian monsoon variability from Peiku Co, southern Tibet: coherent changes across the monsoon domain? Henderson Andrew
399Climate change in the central Himalaya during the late Quaternary Schlütz Frank
695Causes of early Holocene desertification in arid central Asia Jin Liya
383Asynchronous evolution of the Indian and East Asian Summer Monsoon indicated by Holocene moisture patterns in monsoonal central Asia Wang Yongbo
1695A Discussion on the Westerly-Dominated Climate Model in Mid-Latitude Asia During the Modern Interglacial Period Chen Fahu

Poster Presentations

FRI22, 14.30 - 15.50, BERNEXPO 2 Poster Hall.

IDTitlePresenter
181Higher lake stands at Lake Donggi Cona, NE Tibetan Plateau, China – combining geomorphological and sedimentological approachesDietze Elisabeth
434Biomarker evidence for increasing aridity in Central India over the HoloceneSarkar Saswati
537Postglacial detrital sediment sources and transport processes in Lake Donggi Cona, northeastern Tibetan Plateau, revealed by multivariante statistical endmember-modelling (EMMA) of sedimentological dataOpitz Stephan
61230000-Year vegetation and climate change around the East China Sea shelf inferred from a high-resolution pollen recordXu Deke
785Holocene hydrological change in western Mongolia inferred from the lake record of Achit NuurMischke Steffen
810Aeolian sediments on the north-eastern Tibetan PlateauStauch Georg
923Climatic history of the past 2,000 years recorded in the three stalagmites from the Yongcheon and Dangcheomul lava tube caves in Jeju Island, South KoreaWoo Kyung-Sik
924Paleoenvironmental reconstruction using bivalves from the Holocene shell mounds in South KoreaWoo Kyung-Sik
1042Origin of dolomite in Lake Bayanchagan, Inner Mongolia and its palaeoclimatic implicationsJiang Wenying
1044Spatio-temporal variations in tree growth over the northeastern Tibetan Plateau since the Litte ice ageYang Bao
1079Records of Rapid Indian Monsoon Changes in Holocene from Lake Sediments in Erhai Lake, Yunnan Province, Southwest China  Zhang Zhenke
1117Rapid hydrological changes during the late Holocene revealed by stable isotope records of lacustrine carbonates from Lake sugan, northwest of ChinaZhou Aifeng
1123The Shell Bar in the Qaidam Basin: Origin and palaeoenvironmental implications of the calcareous fossilsMischke Steffen
1162Holocene geomorphological processes and soil development as indicator for environmental change in the middle and lower reaches of the Orkhon Valley, MongoliaLehmkuhl Frank
1224Palaeohydrology of Tibetan Plateau during the last 15,000 years: the sedimentary sequence of Peiku CoMorellon Mario
1232Spatial Difference of Moisture (Precipitation) Variations Between Arid Central Asia and Monsoon Asia During the Last Millennium: Basic Facts and Possible MechanismsChen Jian-Hui
1263High-resolution OSL chronology of a sediment core from Lake Nam Co on the southern Tibetan Plateau: Implication for lake evolution since the late GlacialLong Hao
1635A preliminary late Pleistocene pollen record from Vientiane, Laos PDRStevenson Janelle
2101The 8.2 ka event recorded in Bosten Lake, Xinjiang, ChinaHuang Xiaozhong
2143Lake Tangra Yumco (central Tibetan Plateau, China) as a climate archive for the reconstruction of monsoon variabilityKasper Thomas
2305Vegetation history, climate change and human activities over the last 6200 years on the Liupan Mountains in the southwestern Loess Plateau in central ChinaZhao Yan
2389Late glacial and Holocene climate evolution over northeastern Tibetan Plateau, quantitatively reconstructed from Lake Donggi Cona pollen recordWang Yongbo
2424Vegetation variations and paleoenvironmental changes since the 28ka recorded by n-alkanes from core MD05-2905, northern South China SeaZhou Bin
2536East Asia summer and winter monsoon evolution during the past 50 ka inferred from size-specific flux of mineral particles of the Lake Biwa sedimentNagasawa Shigenobu
2935Late holocene paleohydrological changes from dune-associated lakes in western mongolia as windows to westerly dynamicsVan der Meeren Thijs
3017Reconstruction of the East Asian summer monsoonal variability in the northern Japan since the last deglaciation based on δ13C time series of peat celluloseShinozaki Tetsuya
3235The northern Gobi desert – a former lake areaStolz Christian
3247Magnetic properties of Surface Soil along the line of steepest precipitation gradient in northwest ChinaXia Dunsheng
3300Surface pollen and its relationships with modern vegetation and climate in north ChinaZhao Yan