Global warming particularly impacts terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems in the Arctic. To
constrain the sensitivity of Arctic lakes and make meaningful predictions about future change …

Anthropogenic climate change is causing observable changes in Antarctica and the
Southern Ocean including increased air and ocean temperatures, glacial melt leading to sea …

Abstract The Lake Victoria ecosystem is emblematic of the catastrophic effects that human
activities, particularly cultural eutrophication, can have on freshwater biodiversity. However …

The particle size of lake sediments integrates important environmental information, and the
detection of changes in this variable over time provides important information for …

Here we present the first high-resolution continuous palaeoecological study from Greece
covering the Mesolithic–Neolithic transition at Limni Zazari, a small lake in western …

Pigments produced by anoxygenic phototrophic bacteria are valuable proxies of past anoxia
in lacustrine and marine environments. Pigment measurement typically requires time …

Water bodies allow the storage of sediments from their catchment areas, including
sediments containing persistent contaminants. This study used visible and near-infrared …

Recent technological advancements in spectral imaging core-scanning techniques have
proved to be a promising tool to study lake sediments at extremely high resolution. We used …

Hyperspectral imaging is a recent technology that has been gaining popularity in the
geosciences since the 1990s, both in remote sensing and in the field or laboratory. Indeed, it …

Remote sensing of coastal sediments for the purpose of automated map** of their
physical properties (grain size, mineralogy and carbonate content) across space has not …