A wavelet investigation of possible orbital influences on past geomagnetic field intensity

Heslop, David

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A wavelet investigation of possible orbital influences on past geomagnetic field intensity

Date

2007

Authors

Heslop, David

Publisher

American Geophysical Union

Abstract

A number of sedimentary records of relative paleointensity have been reported to contain modes of variability that could have been driven by changes in the Earth's orbital or climatic state. Proposed relationships are often based on visual correlation in