New insights into the use of stable water isotopes at the northern Antarctic Peninsula as a tool for regional climate studies

Keyphrases

• Antarctic Peninsula 100%
• Northern Antarctic Peninsula 100%
• Climate Research 100%
• Stable Water Isotopes 100%
• Regional Climate 100%
• Deuterium Excess 66%
• Firn Core 66%
• Ocean Conditions 66%
• Southern Annular Mode 66%
• In Situ 33%
• Antarctica 33%
• Snow 33%
• Isotopic Data 33%
• Aging Model 33%
• Atmospheric Warming 33%
• Ocean Warming 33%
• Steep Topography 33%
• Seasonal Variability 33%
• Transition Season 33%
• Isotope Records 33%
• Decreasing Trend 33%
• High Temporal Resolution 33%
• Climatic Conditions 33%
• Accumulation Rate 33%
• Climate Signal 33%
• Climatic Scales 33%
• Coastal Zone 33%
• Firn 33%
• Sub-regional Scale 33%
• Meteorological Data 33%
• Polar Regions 33%
• Atmospheric Conditions 33%
• Meteorological Observation 33%
• Local Temperature 33%
• Sea Ice Cover 33%
• Temperature Gradient 33%
• Inversion Layer 33%
• Lower Troposphere 33%
• Sea Ice 33%
• Temperature Relationship 33%
• Atmospheric Processes 33%
• Near-surface Temperature 33%
• Ocean Processes 33%
• Core Analysis 33%
• Climate Models 33%
• Reliable Indicator 33%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Regional Climate 100%
• Water Isotopes 100%
• Deuterium 100%
• Antarctic Region 50%
• Near-Surface Geology 50%
• Atmospherics 50%
• Ice Cover 50%
• Accumulation Rate 50%
• Core Analysis 50%
• Atmospheric Process 50%
• Troposphere 50%
• Climate Signal 50%
• Coastal Environment 50%
• Polar Regions 50%
• Climate Modeling 50%