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The Hydrosphere Lecture 04 Chapter 4

The isotope water cycle

Global Meteoric Water Line

GMWL = many LMWLs

Evaporation

Evaporation of small reservoir

Evaporation of infinite reservoir

Evaporation slopes

Deuterium excess and relative humidity

Local Meteoric Water Lines

Rayleigh Distillation

IAEA GNIP Stations

Global Distribution From Bowen, Geology. Bowen, G.J. and Wilkinson, B., 2002. Spatial distribution of delta O-18 in meteoric precipitation. Geology, 30(4): 315-318.

Temperature Effect Clark and Fritz, p. 65

Continental effect

Continental Effect in Alaska

Altitude effect Dd180 = d18O at base of mountain minus d18O value higher up

Altitude effect

Altitude gradients

Amount effect

Source effect

Seasonal effect

Seasonal/Source effect at LAS

Isoscapes Based on Multiple regression analysis of linear correlations to climate/physiographic parameters Or… Contouring/kriging (spatial interpolation).

Groundwaters

Leviathan Cave, NV Drips and pool waters vary from δ18O = -12.6 to -14.0 ‰ Consistent with winter precipitation in Las Vegas https://lachnietblog.wordpress.com/2017/02/17/what-is-the-origin-of-nevadas-cave-and-ground-water/

Geothermal systems

Basinal Brines/Formation waters

Ice core paleoclimatology Quelccaya Ice Cap - Peru http://www.ngdc.noaa.gov/paleo/slides/slideset/20/20_401_bslide.html

The Greenland Ice Sheet record Dansgaard: d18O = 0.69*T-13.6 How much was temperature depressed during the full glacial period? Any assumptions?

The Antarctic Ice Sheet record