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ABSTRACTS & PAPERS

Abstracts for Talks & Posters

• AGU 2006

Marlon et al.
'Global Paleofire History Since the Last Glacial Maximum: Syntheses and Data-Model Comparisons' (poster presentation)

• AAG 2007

Marlon et al.
'Global Fire-History Since the Last Glacial Maximum: Syntheses and Data-Model Comparisons'

• INQUA 2007

Harrison et al.
'Modelling palaeofires: ensemble simulations of fire regimes and trace gas emissions at the Last Glacial Maximum and during the Mid-Holocene'

Marlon et al.
'North American Fire Regimes, Vegetation Patterns, and Climate Changes Since the Last Glacial Maximum'

Power et al.
'Biomass burning since the LGM: a global synthesis of fire activity based on the analyses of charcoal data'

Power et al.
'Biomass burning in tropical ecosystems of South America since the Last Glacial Maximum: a regional paleofire synthesis based on sedimentary charcoal data'

Power et al. (speaker Frank Mayle)
'How do differences in charcoal quantification, basin type, and fuel characteristics affect charcoal records?'

• Other

Power et al. (submitted to British Ecological Society: Tropical Ecology Group)
'Fire activity in tropical ecosystems since the Last Glacial Maximum: an assessment based on synthesis and analysis of charcoal data'

Power et al. (submitted for QUEST Open Science Conference, March 2007)
'Paleofires: observations and simulations of the impact of climate change on biomass burning'

Papers (in progress)

• Dartington Paper 1:  Changes in fire activity since the LGM: an assessment based on a global sythesis and analysis of charcoal data
• Dartington Paper 2:  Comparisons of simulated and observed changes in fire regime at the LGM and during the mid-Holocene
• Dartington Paper 3: The hierarchy of global controls on charcoal production, transport and depostion in Holocene sediments