Search engine for discovering works of Art, research articles, and books related to Art and Culture
ShareThis
Javascript must be enabled to continue!

Last Glacial Maximum Climate and Glacial Scale Affected by the Monsoon Inferred from Reconstructing the Tianchi Area, Changbai Mountains, Eastern China

View through CrossRef
There are few studies on the climate and glacial scale in the mountains east of the Qinghai–Tibet Plateau. So, we used glacial features to determine the range of the area’s paleoglaciers and the equilibrium line altitude (ELA) of theGlA modern and paleoglaciers in the Tianchi area of the Changbai Mountains. Then, the GlaRe toolbox 2015 () was used to reconstruct the surface of the paleoglaciers. The probable air temperature during the glacial advances of the LGM was calculated by applying the P-T and LR models. The results showed the following: (1) the change in ELA is 950 m in the Tianchi area of the Changbai Mountains; (2) glacial coverage in the Tianchi area of the Changbai Mountains during the LGM period was ~27.05 km2 and the glacial volume was ~9.94 km3; and (3) the mean temperature in the Tianchi area of the Changbai Mountains during the LGM was 6.6–9.0 °C lower than today’s, and was the principal factor controlling the growth of glaciers. There is a difference in the climate change in monsoon-influenced mountains during the LGM, and this difference may be related to the precipitation in the mountains.
Title: Last Glacial Maximum Climate and Glacial Scale Affected by the Monsoon Inferred from Reconstructing the Tianchi Area, Changbai Mountains, Eastern China
Description:
There are few studies on the climate and glacial scale in the mountains east of the Qinghai–Tibet Plateau.
So, we used glacial features to determine the range of the area’s paleoglaciers and the equilibrium line altitude (ELA) of theGlA modern and paleoglaciers in the Tianchi area of the Changbai Mountains.
Then, the GlaRe toolbox 2015 () was used to reconstruct the surface of the paleoglaciers.
The probable air temperature during the glacial advances of the LGM was calculated by applying the P-T and LR models.
The results showed the following: (1) the change in ELA is 950 m in the Tianchi area of the Changbai Mountains; (2) glacial coverage in the Tianchi area of the Changbai Mountains during the LGM period was ~27.
05 km2 and the glacial volume was ~9.
94 km3; and (3) the mean temperature in the Tianchi area of the Changbai Mountains during the LGM was 6.
6–9.
0 °C lower than today’s, and was the principal factor controlling the growth of glaciers.
There is a difference in the climate change in monsoon-influenced mountains during the LGM, and this difference may be related to the precipitation in the mountains.

Related Results

“The Earth Is Dying, Bro”
“The Earth Is Dying, Bro”
Climate Change and Children Australian children are uniquely situated in a vast landscape that varies drastically across locations. Spanning multiple climatic zones—from cool tempe...
The degree of glacial modification controls non-glacial erosion in alpine landscapes
The degree of glacial modification controls non-glacial erosion in alpine landscapes
Alpine topography of many high- and mid-latitude mountain ranges gives the qualitative impression that glaciers have been highly efficient erosive agents during the Quaternary. Gla...
Seasonal climate influences on the timing of the Australian monsoon onset
Seasonal climate influences on the timing of the Australian monsoon onset
Abstract. The timing of the first monsoon burst of the season, or the monsoon onset, can be a critical piece of information for agriculture, fire management, water management and e...
ANALISIS PERTIMBANGAN MAHKAMAH AGUNG DALAM MENGABULKAN KASASI TERDAKWA (STUDI PUTUSAN NOMOR 2959/K/PID.SUS/2022)
ANALISIS PERTIMBANGAN MAHKAMAH AGUNG DALAM MENGABULKAN KASASI TERDAKWA (STUDI PUTUSAN NOMOR 2959/K/PID.SUS/2022)
<p><em><span class="markedContent"><span style="left: calc(var(--scale-factor)*195.53px); top: calc(var(--scale-factor)*496.87px); font-size: calc(var(--scale-...
The Monsoon as a Hydrological Capacitor: Memory Effects and Interannual Variability
The Monsoon as a Hydrological Capacitor: Memory Effects and Interannual Variability
The monsoon plays a very important role in controlling water availability over land, especially in regions like South Asia. While monsoon rainfall is often studied as a seasonal ev...
Assessment of water quality of the Dhuppani waterfall and its advantages for the inhabitants of the Rangamati Hill Tracts, Bangladesh
Assessment of water quality of the Dhuppani waterfall and its advantages for the inhabitants of the Rangamati Hill Tracts, Bangladesh
The present investigation aimed to evaluate seasonal fluctuations in water quality parameters of the Dhuppani waterfall, located in Rangamati, Bangladesh, with the goal of supporti...
Monsoon, post monsoon rainy days analysis by using normal, binomial distribution and discrete probability for south Gujarat
Monsoon, post monsoon rainy days analysis by using normal, binomial distribution and discrete probability for south Gujarat
The analysis will be conducted for standard weekly (SW) 22 to 47 of monsoon and post monsoon season at south Gujarat. The standard weekly rainy days analysis of binomial distributi...
Ethics of climate change : a normative account
Ethics of climate change : a normative account
Consider, for instance, you and your family have lived around a place where you enjoyed the flora and fauna of the land as well as the natural environment. Fishing and farming were...

Back to Top