Insights From the Last Year’s Atmospheric CO2 Measurements in the Urban Atmosphere and the Natural Ecosystem in Southern Poland
Impacts of Large-Scale Climate Oscillations on Fluvial Sediments in Central Poland: Evidence from Geochronological Analysis
Lithostratigraphy and Chronology of Vistulian Periglacial Deposits in Józefów (Central Poland) Based on Luminescence Dating
Responses to Climate Factors in the Radial Growth of Schrenk Spruce (Picea Schrenkiana ) in the Yili Region, Northwest China
Geochronometria is a multidisciplinary journal on Methods and Applications of Absolute Chronology.
The title is owned by the Institute of Physics - Centre for Science and Education at the Silesian University of Technology in Gliwice, Poland.
We encourage the submission of papers devoted to developing the methodology of various numerical dating methods and their applications. The journal integrates scientists who apply these methods in various fields such as:
- geology,
- palaeoclimatology,
- palaeobiology,
- hydrology,
- geography,
- archaeology.
The methods employ, among others:
- OSL (optically stimulated luminescence),
- radiocarbon,
- dendrochronology,
- TL (thermoluminescence),
- EPR (electron paramagnetic resonance),
- stable isotopes,
- isotopes of natural decay series,
- varve chronology.
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