International audienceThis paper reviews the different types of information available for reconstructing climatic changes of the last millennium and succinctly presents a statistical method able to summarise the various indicators available and to provide homogeneous series of temperature and precipitation. The method is applied to data from western Europe and we show that, if the temperature changes of the last decade emerges above the variability of the last millennium, they are less exceptional than inferred from the Mann's curve at the northern hemisphere scale
International audienceBackground: The lack of instrumental data before the mid-19th-century limits o...
International audienceBackground: The lack of instrumental data before the mid-19th-century limits o...
International audienceBackground: The lack of instrumental data before the mid-19th-century limits o...
International audienceThis paper reviews the different types of information available for reconstruc...
International audienceThis paper reviews the different types of information available for reconstruc...
International audienceThis paper reviews the different types of information available for reconstruc...
International audienceThis paper reviews the different types of information available for reconstruc...
Provides a method which allows the detection of an abrupt climatic change and which localizes approx...
[1] We analyze century-long daily temperature and precipitation records for stations in Europe west ...
The lack of instrumental data before the mid-19th-century limits our understanding of present warmin...
We analyze century-long daily temperature and precipitation records for stations in Europe west of 6...
The recent availability of global networks of annual or seasonal resolution proxy data, combined wit...
We review evidence for climate change over the past several millennia from instrumental and high-res...
This paper presents a temperature reconstruction of the past 1000 years for Central Europe, based o...
Background: The lack of instrumental data before the mid-19th-century limits our understanding of pr...
International audienceBackground: The lack of instrumental data before the mid-19th-century limits o...
International audienceBackground: The lack of instrumental data before the mid-19th-century limits o...
International audienceBackground: The lack of instrumental data before the mid-19th-century limits o...
International audienceThis paper reviews the different types of information available for reconstruc...
International audienceThis paper reviews the different types of information available for reconstruc...
International audienceThis paper reviews the different types of information available for reconstruc...
International audienceThis paper reviews the different types of information available for reconstruc...
Provides a method which allows the detection of an abrupt climatic change and which localizes approx...
[1] We analyze century-long daily temperature and precipitation records for stations in Europe west ...
The lack of instrumental data before the mid-19th-century limits our understanding of present warmin...
We analyze century-long daily temperature and precipitation records for stations in Europe west of 6...
The recent availability of global networks of annual or seasonal resolution proxy data, combined wit...
We review evidence for climate change over the past several millennia from instrumental and high-res...
This paper presents a temperature reconstruction of the past 1000 years for Central Europe, based o...
Background: The lack of instrumental data before the mid-19th-century limits our understanding of pr...
International audienceBackground: The lack of instrumental data before the mid-19th-century limits o...
International audienceBackground: The lack of instrumental data before the mid-19th-century limits o...
International audienceBackground: The lack of instrumental data before the mid-19th-century limits o...