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Stable isotope dendroclimatology in the Swiss Alps:: A 1200year record from European larch,Used
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Twentiethcentury warming is accompanied by an altering temporal and spatial distribution of precipitation. Such hydrologic changes can affect human wellbeing and ecosystem dynamics more strongly than the rising future temperature itself. However, while the past, present and projected rates of regional to global temperature have been extensively investigated, only little is known about past changes in precipitation variability and the impacts on the hydrological cycle. To overcome some of these restrictions and limitations, this thesis involved the compilation of a carbon and an oxygen record from European larch (Larix decidua Mill.) in the Swiss Alps, the currently longest available treering isotope chronologies in Europe. With these two isotope chronologies, the following objectives were addressed: (i) to identify the dominating climate signal in carbon and oxygen isotopes, (ii) to assess any potential biological biases, and (iii) to reconstruct longterm hydroclimate variability from stable isotopes.
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