INTIMATE-Cambridge26 | Session Feedback

At a glance

Programme overview

The open meeting brings together researchers engaged with the integration of palaeoclimate and palaeoenvironmental archives to better understand processes of environmental change.

Monday – Wednesday

Presentations and discussion sessions across the conference themes.

Tuesday evening

Conference dinner (at own cost) — venue details to follow.

Thursday (optional)

Full-day field trip (at own cost) — details to follow.

ECR / DCR support

INQUA funding will be available to support early- and developing-career researchers.

Conference themes

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Integration of high-resolution palaeoclimate records
Multi-proxy correlation across ice cores, speleothems, lake and marine sediments

Advances in geochronological tools for record integration
Radiocarbon, tephrochronology, Bayesian age-depth modelling, and synchronisation

Resolving the anatomy of abrupt climate changes
Onset, duration and phasing of D-O events, Heinrich stadials and Holocene events (e.g. 8.2 ka)

Environmental responses to abrupt climate warmings
Past analogues for modern warming: ecosystem, hydrological and cryosphere responses

Modelling mechanisms of abrupt climate changes
AMOC dynamics, freshwater forcing, ice sheet-climate feedbacks in GCMs and EMICs

Integrating palaeodata with climate modelling
Data assimilation, model-data comparison, proxy system models and forward modelling

Exploring new directions for INTIMATE science
Emerging proxies, machine learning, open data, community priorities

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