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AAPG Home : Meetings : 2008 ACE-San Antonio : Highlights : Risk Analysis
All events will be held at the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center unless otherwise noted.
The geologic record provides us the only possible means to understand natural climate variability. Paleoclimate research involves a broad community of geoscientists and climate modelers. Using both established and newly developing proxies coupled with increasingly advanced analytical techniques, we are beginning to mine the Earth’s paleoclimate record at a high temporal resolution, gaining insight on air and oceanic temperatures, annual precipitation patterns, storminess, seasonality and wind strength/direction at scales ranging from annual to seasonal.
This symposium is a two-part session that will discuss (1) the impact that paleoclimate studies can have on a refined and predictive understanding of lithology, stratigraphy, basin architecture and resources and (2) the context and perspective that paleoclimate research can have for present and future climate change.
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