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Erika Ornouski
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17O‐Excess in Tropical Cyclones Reflects Local Rain Re‐Evaporation More Than Moisture Source Conditions
JOURNAL OF GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH: ATMOSPHERES
16 march 2024
Chijun Sun, Timothy M. Shanahan, Shaoneng He, Adri...
17O‐excess is a relatively new water isotope parameter that could potentially provide useful information about the hydrological cycle. Previo...
Announcing the New PAGES CoralHydro2k Seawater δ18O Database
OCEAN SCIENCES 2024
climate and ocean change | 22 february 2024
Sylvia LONG, Alyssa R. Atwood, Andrea Moore, Krist...
The oxygen isotope ratio (δ18O) of seawater provides valuable information on the exchange of water between the ocean, atmosphere, and cryosphere and o...
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17O-excess in tropical cyclones is controlled by integrated local and remote evaporative conditions
WATER ISOTOPE SYSTEMATICS: IMPROVING MODERN AND PALEOCLIMATE INTERPRETATIONS III POSTER
paleoceanography and paleoclimatology | 14 december 2022
Chijun Sun, Timothy M. Shanahan, Shaoneng He, Adri...
17O-excess provides useful information about the evaporative history of meteoric water. It is interpreted to track moisture source conditions in high ...
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The CoralHydro2k Seawater δ18O Database: A Crowdsourced, FAIR-aligned Database of ‘Hidden’ Seawater Isotope Data
WATER ISOTOPE SYSTEMATICS: IMPROVING MODERN AND PALEOCLIMATE INTERPRETATIONS II POSTER
paleoceanography and paleoclimatology | 13 december 2021
Andrea L. Moore, Erika Ornouski, Alyssa R. Atwood,...
Seawater oxygen isotope ratios (δ18Osw) provide powerful constraints on ocean circulation and ocean-atmosphere exchange processes. Observational δ18Os...
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A Stable Isotopic Profile of Atmospheric River Precipitation Impacting the Sacramento Valley
EXTREME PRECIPITATION IN PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE CLIMATES III POSTERS
atmospheric sciences | 12 december 2019
Erika Ornouski, Theron Sowers, Amy J. Wagner
Atmospheric river storm systems (ARs) are an integral part of Californias hydrologic cycle. These systems provide up to 60% of the states total precip...
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