Titlebook: Climatic Variability in Sixteenth-Century Europe and Its Social Dimension; Christian Pfister,Rudolf Brázdil,Rüdiger Glaser Book 1999 Sprin

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European Surface Pressure Patterns for Months with Outstanding Climatic Anomalies During the Sixteen climatic anomalies being either widespread over Europe or remarkably intensive in some European regions. From the available documentary information about weather characteristics and their sequences, it proved possible to infer prevalent processes of lower tropospheric advection of typical air masse

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Glacier Fluctuations in the Western Swiss and French Alps in the 16th Centurytorical sources, as well as dendrochronological investigations of larches that were destroyed by glacier advances (Great Aletsch Glacier), have shed much light in recent years on glacial movements in the 16th century. Many of the earliest know Records for glacial activity in the Western Alps date fr

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Flood Events of Selected European Rivers in the Sixteenth Centurycentral Italy, the Garonne and rivers in Catalonia and Andalusia are analyzed using documentary evidence. The basic topographical and hydrological characteristics of the rivers investigated as well as the synoptic causes of their flooding during the instrumental period are presented. Different examp

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A Method to Assess the Impact of High Tides, Storms and Storm Surges as Vital Elements in Climatic H. For this purpose Flemish documentary sources are taken as an example originating from a polder region between Ghent and Antwerp dating from the period 1488 to 1609. These documentary sources are continuous and homogeneous. The polders were protected by dikes, which had had to be maintained regular

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The Influence of Climatic Change on Price Fluctuations in Germany During the 16th Century Price Revo6th century price revolution. The price series under analysis are from Nuremberg, Cologne, Augsburg, and Munich. The prices are compared with quarterly climatic indices for Germany, which cover the observation period 1500–1599. The main finding is that the length of the vegetation period is an impor

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The Crisis of Wine Production in Late Sixteenth-Century Central Europe: Climatic Causes and Economicd on the basis of four series of wine production from Lower Austria, Western Hungary, Württemberg, and the region surrounding the lake of Zürich (Switzerland) for the period 1550–1630. This long sequence of crop failures is related to a temperature decline in all seasons, particularly in winter, aff

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t might have caused the underlying shifts in atmosphericcirculation and how these changes affected societies. This book is thefruit of interdisciplinary cooperation among 37 scientists includingclimatologists, hydrologists, glaciologists, dendroclimatologists, andeconomic and cultural historians. Th