CO06QUNG - v1.0.5

Dataset Id: MNN1hLqGHovxO9RxzqWP

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iso2k-1_1_2

root

archiveType: Coral

originalDataUrl: https://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/paleo/study/6116

lipdVersion: 1.3

dataContributor: MNE

pub
pub1

author: list(name = "Quinn, Terrence M. , Taylor, Frederick W. , Crowley, Thomas J.")

citeKey: quinn2006coral

journal: J. Geophys. Res.

volume: 111

title: Coral-based climate variability in the Western Pacific Warm Pool since 1867

doi: 10.1029/2005JC003243

pub2

author: list(name = "Tierney, Jessica E. , Abram, Nerilie J. , Anchukaitis, Kevin J. , Evans, Michael N. , Giry, Cyril , Kilbourne, K. Halimeda , Saenger, Casey P. , Wu, Henry C. , Zinke, Jens")

citeKey: tierney2015tropical

title: Ocean2kHR-PacificQuinn2008Rabaul

doi: 10.1002/2014PA002717

geo

latitude: -4.1916

longitude: 151.9772

elevation: -8

siteName: Rabaul

pages2kRegion: Ocean

PaleoData columns
year (yr AD)

TSid: MAT85ba7be434

variableName: year

units: yr AD

description: Year AD

interpretation
1

rank: NA

scope: climate

2

rank: NA

scope: climate

d18O (permil)

TSid: Ocean2kHR_144_iso2k

variableName: d18O

units: permil

description: carbonate

useInGlobalTemperatureAnalysis: TRUE

interpretation
1

basis: Coral d18O variations at Rabaul are likely driven by the combined variations in SST and seawater d18O (and hence SSS) given the general climatology of the WPWP

direction: decrease/increase

interpDirection: decrease/increase

scope: climate

seasonality: subannual

variable: temperature

variableDetail: sea surface

variableGroup: temperature and salinity

2

scope: climate

3

scope: climate

4

basis: Coral d18O variations are modestly correlated with SST variations over their common period of overlap (1970? 1993), both in terms of the monthly and monthly anomaly time series

coefficient: NA

direction: negative

fraction: NA

inferredMaterial: seawater

integrationTime: 1

integrationTimeBasis: Age models were constructed using the AnalySeries program [Paillard et al., 1996]. We used tie points to connect the lowest (highest) d18O values to the warmest (coolest) temperatures in the instrumental SST record to establish each year.The use of coral Sr/Ca values instead of coral d18O values to construct the age model results produces a similar chronology. The geochemical data were then interpolated to give monthly d18O values. The geochemically based age models were confirmed via comparison with ages determined by counting of skeletal density-band couplets in the X-ray images of the coral slab.

integrationTimeUnits: month

mathematicalRelation: linear

rank: 1

scope: isotope

seasonality: subannual

variable: temperature

variableGroup: Temperature

variableGroupDirection: negative

variableGroupOriginal: T_water

5

basis: The monthly coral d18O anomaly time series at Rabaul yields no significant correlation with the instrumental SSS record, despite the fact that similar coral records from Fiji [Le Bec et al., 2000] and Vanuatu [Kilbourne et al., 2004] have been demonstrated to reflect SSS variations. It is possible that the monthly coral d18O anomaly record does reflect local SSS variability at Rabaul and the observed low correlation between these two variables results from differences between the ship-track SSS record and the actual SSS variability at Rabaul

coefficient: NA

direction: positive

fraction: NA

inferredMaterial: seawater

integrationTime: 1

integrationTimeBasis: Age models were constructed using the AnalySeries program [Paillard et al., 1996]. We used tie points to connect the lowest (highest) d18O values to the warmest (coolest) temperatures in the instrumental SST record to establish each year.The use of coral Sr/Ca values instead of coral d18O values to construct the age model results produces a similar chronology. The geochemical data were then interpolated to give monthly d18O values. The geochemically based age models were confirmed via comparison with ages determined by counting of skeletal density-band couplets in the X-ray images of the coral slab.

integrationTimeUnits: month

mathematicalRelation: linear

rank: 2

scope: isotope

variable: seawaterIsotope

variableGroup: EffectiveMoisture

variableGroupDirection: negative

variableGroupOriginal: d18O_seawater

6

coefficient: NA

fraction: NA

rank: NA

scope: isotope

Sr/Ca (mmol/mol)

TSid: Ocean2kHR_145_iso2k

variableName: Sr/Ca

units: mmol/mol

description: carbonate

useInGlobalTemperatureAnalysis: TRUE

interpretation
1

direction: decrease

interpDirection: decrease

scope: climate

seasonality: subannual

variable: temperature

variableDetail: sea@surface

variableDetailOriginal: sea_surface

variableGroup: Temperature

variableGroupDirection: negative

variableGroupOriginal: T

variableOriginal: temperature

2

rank: NA

scope: climate

3

scope: climate

4

coefficient: NA

fraction: NA

inferredMaterial: seawater

rank: NA

scope: isotope

seasonality: subannual

5

coefficient: NA

fraction: NA

rank: NA

scope: isotope

6

coefficient: NA

fraction: NA

rank: NA

scope: isotope

d13C (permil)

TSid: Ocean2kHR_146_iso2k

variableName: d13C

units: permil

description: carbonate

useInGlobalTemperatureAnalysis: FALSE

interpretation
1

rank: NA

scope: climate

2

rank: NA

scope: climate

3

scope: climate

4

coefficient: NA

fraction: NA

inferredMaterial: seawater

rank: NA

scope: isotope

seasonality: subannual

5

coefficient: NA

fraction: NA

rank: NA

scope: isotope

6

coefficient: NA

fraction: NA

rank: NA

scope: isotope