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Global Carbon Cycle and Global Warming

by Environmentaland Biologic, Data-based Mechanistic Modelling, Peter C. Youngand, Andrew Jarvis
"... This Report first outlines our generic Data-Based Mechanistic (DBM) modelling philos-ophy, in which models are only deemed credible if, in addition to explaining the time series data in a statistically efficient, parsimonious manner, they also provide an ac-ceptable physical interpretation of the sy ..."
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-sumptions and paradigms of the scientist and model builder. The Report then goes on to consider the problem of modelling the global carbon cycle; a problem that has great relevance in the current debate about global warming. Using the DBM approach, we identify a simple stochastic differential equation model that includes

Global Carbon Cycle

by unknown authors
"... 7.1 What are the magnitudes and distributions of North American carbon sources and sinks on seasonal to centennial time scales, and what are the processes controlling their dynamics? 7.2 What are the magnitudes and distributions of ocean carbon sources and sinks on seasonal to centennial time scales ..."
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scales, and what are the processes controlling their dynamics? 7.3 What are the effects on carbon sources and sinks of past, present, and future land-use change and resource management practices at local, regional, and global scales? 7.4 How do global terrestrial, oceanic, and atmospheric carbon sources

5 Global Carbon Cycle

by unknown authors
"... 7.1 What are the magnitudes and distributions of North American carbon sources and sinks on seasonal to centennial time scales, and what are the processes controlling their dynamics? 7.2 What are the magnitudes and distributions of ocean carbon sources and sinks on seasonal to centennial time scales ..."
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scales, and what are the processes controlling their dynamics? 7.3 What are the effects on carbon sources and sinks of past, present, and future land-use change and resource management practices at local, regional, and global scales? 7.4 How do global terrestrial, oceanic, and atmospheric carbon sources

5 Global Carbon Cycle

by unknown authors
"... 7.1 What are the magnitudes and distributions of North American carbon sources and sinks on seasonal to centennial time scales, and what are the processes controlling their dynamics? 7.2 What are the magnitudes and distributions of ocean carbon sources and sinks on seasonal to centennial time scales ..."
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scales, and what are the processes controlling their dynamics? 7.3 What are the effects on carbon sources and sinks of past, present, and future land-use change and resource management practices at local, regional, and global scales? 7.4 How do global terrestrial, oceanic, and atmospheric carbon sources

5 Global Carbon Cycle

by unknown authors
"... 7.1 What are the magnitudes and distributions of North American carbon sources and sinks on seasonal to centennial time scales, and what are the processes controlling their dynamics? 7.2 What are the magnitudes and distributions of ocean carbon sources and sinks on seasonal to centennial time scales ..."
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scales, and what are the processes controlling their dynamics? 7.3 What are the effects on carbon sources and sinks of past, present, and future land-use change and resource management practices at local, regional, and global scales? 7.4 How do global terrestrial, oceanic, and atmospheric carbon sources

the Global Carbon Cycle- Climate System

by Der Philosophisch-naturwissenschaftlichen Fakultät, Der Universität Bern, Stefan Gerber, Prof Dr, T. F. Stocker, Pd Dr, F. Joos, Der Universität Bern
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der Philosophisch-naturwissenschaftlichen Fakultät

Authigenic carbonate and the history of the global carbon cycle

by Daniel P. Schrag, John A. Higgins, Francis A. Macdonald, David T. Johnston - Science , 2013
"... We present a framework for interpreting the carbon isotopic composition of sedimentary rocks, which in turn requires a fundamental reinterpretation of the carbon cycle and redox budgets over Earth’s history. We propose that authigenic carbonate, produced in sediment pore fluids during early diagenes ..."
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diagenesis, has played a major role in the carbon cycle in the past. This sink constitutes a minor component of the carbon isotope mass balance under the modern, high levels of atmospheric oxygen but was much larger in times of low atmospheric O2 or widespread marine anoxia. Waxing and waning of a global

Stable Carbon Isotope Discrimination by RubisCO Enzymes Relevant to the Global Carbon Cycle

by Amanda J. Boller, Amanda Boller, Valerie J. Harwood, Ph. D , 2012
"... Stable carbon isotope discrimination by rubisco enzymes relevant to the global carbon cycle ..."
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Stable carbon isotope discrimination by rubisco enzymes relevant to the global carbon cycle

development, deep ocean circulation and global carbon cycling

by Benjamin P. Flower, James P. Kennett , 1993
"... The middle Miocene represents a major change in state in Cenozoic climatic evolution, following the climax of Neogene warmth in the late early Miocene at ~ 16 Ma. The early stage of this climatic transition from ~ 16 to 14.8 Ma was marked by major short term variations in global climates, East Antar ..."
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by a global sea level fall, and important changes in deep water circulation, including increased production of Southern Component Water. East Antarctic ice sheet growth and polar cooling also had large effects on global carbon cycling and on the terrestrial biosphere, including aridification of mid

THE ROLE OF OCEAN CARBON TRANSPORT IN THE GLOBAL CARBON CYCLE

by Douglas W. R. Wallace
"... The presentation is intended as an introduction to the workshop on carbon transports. It reviews the major concepts, issues and justifications underlying attempts to estimate ocean carbon transport and reviews the observational approaches to carbon transport estimation. There are several “big issues ..."
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issues’ ’ in carbon cycle science that can be addressed by studies of ocean transport:
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