Volcanic impacts dominate bidecadal-multidecadal temperature variations during the late Holocene in Northern Fennoscandia
The repository contains one Excel table including two data sets. The first one gives the predictable (smooth) and non-predictable (varying) component of average summer temperatures for years 20-2000 AD. The sum of the components equals the temperature reconstruction of Esper et al. (2012) for Northe...
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| Format: | Dataset |
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2019
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| Online Access: | https://zenodo.org/record/3378223 https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.3378223 |
| Summary: | The repository contains one Excel table including two data sets. The first one gives the predictable (smooth) and non-predictable (varying) component of average summer temperatures for years 20-2000 AD. The sum of the components equals the temperature reconstruction of Esper et al. (2012) for Northern Scandinavia. The second set gives the leading years of the first significant deviations (FCD), totally 79 of them. |
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