Detecting climatic signals in an anthropogenically disturbed catchment: The late-Holocene record from the Petit Lac d’Annecy, French Alps

Keyphrases

• Holocene Record 100%
• French Alps 100%
• Climatic Signal 100%
• Late Holocene 100%
• Human Activities 100%
• Statistical Analysis 66%
• Landscape Dynamics 66%
• Stochastic Nature 33%
• Artificial Drainage 33%
• Overprinting 33%
• Sedimentary Record 33%
• Environmental Data 33%
• Deforestation 33%
• Climate Records 33%
• Atlantic Multidecadal Oscillation 33%
• Signal Shredding 33%
• Sediment Transport Processes 33%
• Palaeo 33%
• Soil Erosion 33%
• Climatic Change 33%
• Human Activity Impacts 33%
• Advanced Statistical Techniques 33%
• Long History 33%
• Lake Core 33%
• Geomorphic Processes 33%
• Past Climate Change 33%
• Spatial Distribution 33%
• Change in Precipitation 33%
• Cross-spectral Analysis 33%
• Agriculture Drainage 33%
• Historical Records 33%
• Documentary Record 33%
• Long-term Climate 33%
• Lake Records 33%
• Regional Climate 33%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Holocene 100%
• Climate Change 66%
• Transport Process 33%
• Deforestation 33%
• Environmental Data 33%
• Overprinting 33%
• Regional Climate 33%
• Earth Surface Sediment Transport 33%
• Atlantic Multidecadal Oscillation 33%
• Geomorphic Process 33%
• Spectrum Analysis 33%
• Erosion 33%
• Spatial Distribution 33%