Abstract

Paleoclimate reconstructions are a primary way for scientists to quantify past changes in the climate system and inform future assessments. Using networks of paleoclimate observations alongside mathematical techniques, these reconstructions present spatially-continuous or spatial-mean perspectives on past climate, in many cases synthesizing vast amounts of proxy records into user-friendly datasets. A variety of valuable reconstructions exist for the Common Era, including data assimilation products like the Last Millennium Reanalysis, statistical products like the North American Drought Atlas, and more. The Paleoclimate Reconstruction Storehouse (PReSto) is a project that aims to increase the utility of these reconstructions and aid the creation of future reconstructions. This is being done through:

Date

January 1, 1970

Authors

Michael P Erb, Nicholas McKay, David Edge, Deborah Khider, Julien Emile-Geay, Cody Routson, Feng Zhu

Journal

AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts

Volume

2023

Issue

1566

Pages

PP33E-1566