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Detecting climatic signals in an anthropogenically disturbed catchment : The late-Holocene record from the Petit Lac d’Annecy, French Alps
Jones, R. T.; Reinhardt, Liam; Dearing, J.A.; Crook, Darren; Chiverrell, Richard; Welsh, Katherine; Verges, Elizabeth (2013-09)Historical and documentary records from the Petit Lac d’Annecy, indicate that human activities have been the dominant ‘geomorphic process’ shaping the catchment during the late Holocene, with deforestation, agriculture and ... -
Meteorological and land use controls on past and present hydro-geomorphic processes in the pre-alpine environment : an integrated lake-catchment study at the Petit Lac d'Annecy, France
Foster, G. C.; Dearing, J.A.; Jones, R. T.; Crook, D. S.; Siddle, D.J.; Harvey, A M; James, P.A.; Appleby, P G; Thompson, R.; Nicholson, J; Loizeau, J L (2003-11)A wide range of environmental records is integrated in order to reconstruct the mechanisms of flooding and sediment transport within the 170 km(2) Petit Lac catchment, Annecy, France, over time scales of 10(-1) to 10(2) ... -
The sustainability of Suranga irrigation in South Karnataka and northern Kerala, India
Crook, Darren; Tripathi, Sudhir; Jones, R. T. (2013)This paper reports the preliminary findings from an on-going research project that is exploring the resilience and sustainability of suranga irrigation technology found in the Western Ghats of south Karnataka and northern ... -
Using multiple archives to understand past and present climate-human-environment interactions : the lake Erhai catchment, Yunnan Province, China
Dearing, J. A.; Jones, R. T.; Shen, J.; Yang, X.; Boyle, J. F.; Foster, G. C.; Crook, D. S.; Elvin, M. J. D. (2008-07)A 6.48 m sediment core sequence from Erhai lake, Yunnan Province, provides a multi-proxy record of Holocene environmental evolution and human activity in southwest China. These sedimentary records provide proxy time series ...