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1Glacier variations and climate warming and drying in the central Himalayas显示文摘Repeat measurements of glacier terminus positions show that glaciers in the central Himalayas have been in a continuous retreat situation in the past decades. The average retreat rate is 5.5-8.7 m/a in Mt. Qomolangma(Everest) since the 1960s and 6.4 m/a in Mt. Xixiabangma since the 1980s. In recent years, the retreat rate is increasing.Ice core studies revealed that the accumulation rate of glaciers has a fluctuating decrease trend in the last century with a rapid decrease in the 1960s and a relatively steady low value afterwards. Meteorological station record indicates that the annual mean temperature has a slow increase trend but summer temperature had a larger increase in the past 30 a. All these suggest that the glacier retreat results from precipitation decrease in combination with temperature increase,and hence glacier shrinkage in this region will speed up if the climatic warming and drying continues.RENJiawen QINDahe KANGShichang HOUShugui PUJianchen JINGZhefan 2004Chinese Science Bulletin2004,49,1:42
2Relationship between calcium and atmospheric dust recorded in Guliya ice core显示文摘By the analyses of Guliya ice core on the Ti-betan Plateau, it was found that the calcium (Ca2+) origi-nated from the terrestrial source is the main cation of soluble aerosol and a good proxy of the atmospheric component and environment in the mountain ice core located in the mid-low latitude arid regions. Evident variation of Ca2+ concentration has been found in the Guliya ice core since the Last Intergla-ciation with two relatively strong increase periods and two weak increase periods. These variations are generally related to climatic changes: high Ca2+ concentration periods coincide with cold periods and low Ca2+ concentration periods coin-cide with warm periods. However, Ca2+ concentration does not always decrease (increase) with climate warming (cool-ing). The magnitude and phase of Ca2+ concentration does not always match temperature either. The changes of at-mospheric circulation, land surface condition and atmos-pheric humidity might be important factors which influence Ca2+ concentration besides temperature.YAOTandong WUGuangjiant PUJianchen JIAOKeqin HUANGCuilan 2004Chinese Science Bulletin2004,49,7:11
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