Quaternary Geochronology

Papers
(The TQCC of Quaternary Geochronology is 5. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-05-01 to 2024-05-01.)
ArticleCitations
Change is the only constant - time-dependent dose rates in luminescence dating38
Challenges and limitations of the 210Pb sediment dating method: Results from an IAEA modelling interlaboratory comparison exercise32
Radiocarbon analysis confirms annual periodicity in Cedrela odorata tree rings from the equatorial Amazon24
Comparing classical and Bayesian 210Pb dating models in human-impacted aquatic environments20
A tool for the ages: The Probabilistic Cosmogenic Age Analysis Tool (P-CAAT)19
New chronological constraints for the lowermost stratigraphic unit of Atapuerca Gran Dolina (Burgos, N Spain)19
Exploring complexity in luminescence dating of quartz and feldspars at the Middle Stone Age site of Mwulu's cave (Limpopo, South Africa)17
Fine-tuning of 210Pb-based methods for dating vegetated saltmarsh sediments16
Marine reservoir corrections for the Caribbean demonstrate high intra- and inter-island variability in local reservoir offsets15
Infrared radiofluorescence (IR-RF) dating: A review15
Establishing standardised growth curves (SGCs) for OSL signals from individual grains of quartz: A continental-scale case study14
Holocene volcanic activity in Anjouan Island (Comoros archipelago) revealed by new Cassignol-Gillot groundmass K–Ar and 14C ages13
Examining sediment infill dynamics at Naracoorte cave megafauna sites using multiple luminescence dating signals13
Chronostratigraphy of a 1.5±0.1 Ma composite sedimentary record from Colônia basin (SE Brazil): Bayesian modeling based on paleomagnetic, authigenic 10Be/9Be, radiocarbon and luminescence dating13
Validation of the LnTn method for De determination in optical dating of K-feldspar and quartz13
The first Holocene varve chronology for the UK: Based on the integration of varve counting, radiocarbon dating and tephrostratigraphy from Diss Mere (UK)13
Dendrogeomorphic dating vs. low-magnitude landsliding12
Application of multiple dating techniques to the Holocene sediments of Angrenjin Co in the southern Tibetan Plateau12
Beta dose heterogeneity in sediment samples measured using a Timepix pixelated detector and its implications for optical dating of individual mineral grains12
Modelling heterogeneously bleached single-grain equivalent dose distributions: Implications for the reliability of burial dose determination12
Combined unsteady denudation and climatic gradient factors constrain carbonate landscape evolution: New insights from in situ cosmogenic 36Cl12
Rock surface IRSL dating of buried cobbles from an alpine dry-stone structure in Val di Sole, Italy11
Age comparison by luminescence using quartz and feldspar on core HPQK01 from the Pearl River delta in China11
OSL and radiocarbon dating of a core from the Bohai Sea in China and implication for Late Quaternary transgression pattern11
Spatial differences in the luminescence sensitivity of quartz extracted from Carpathian Basin fluvial sediments10
Luminescence characteristics of Scandinavian quartz, their connection to bedrock provenance and influence on dating results10
A detailed luminescence chronology of the Lower Volga loess-palaeosol sequence at Leninsk10
Do Bayesian methods lead to more precise chronologies? ‘BayLum’ and a first OSL-based chronology for the Palaeolithic open-air site of Mirak (Iran)10
Composite grains from volcanic terranes: Internal dose rates of supposed ‘potassium-rich’ feldspar grains used for optical dating at Liang Bua, Indonesia9
Sediment dating using Infrared Photoluminescence9
The effect of residual signal on dose measurements using MET-pIRIR signals from K-feldspar9
Late Quaternary evolution of lower reaches of the Volga River (Raygorod section) based on luminescence dating9
Timing of Holocene lake highstands around Dawa Co in inner Tibetan Plateau: Comparison of quartz and feldspar luminescence dating with radiocarbon age9
Cross-comparison of last glacial radiocarbon and OSL ages using periglacial fan deposits9
The build-up of the laboratory-generated dose-response curve and underestimation of equivalent dose for quartz OSL in the high dose region: A critical modelling study9
Impact of hydrological conditions on the radiocarbon reservoir effect in lake sediment 14C dating: the case of Kusai Lake on the northern Qinghai-Tibet Plateau9
Downcore variations of carbon reservoir ages linked to lake level changes in northwest China9
Corrigendum to “CRONUS-Earth cosmogenic 36Cl calibration”[Quat. Geochronol. 31 (2016) 199–219]9
Refined dating using palaeomagnetic secular variations on a lake sediment core from Guozha Co, northwestern Tibetan Plateau9
Bayesian analysis of De distributions in optical dating: Towards a robust method for dealing with outliers8
Implications for rock art dating from the Lower Pecos Canyonlands, TX: A review8
Natural and laboratory dose response curves of quartz violet stimulated luminescence (VSL): Exploring the multiple aliquot regenerative dose (MAR) protocol8
Precise dating of middle to late Villafranchian mammalian paleofaunae from the Upper Allier River valley (French Massif Central) using U–Pb geochronology on volcanic zircons8
A multi-method dating approach to reassess the geochronology of faulted Quaternary deposits in the central sector of the Iberian Chain (NE Spain)8
Extending the age limit of quartz OSL dating of Chinese loess using a new multiple-aliquot regenerative-dose (MAR) protocol with carefully selected preheat conditions8
U-series dating of carbonate accretions reveals late Neolithic age for the rock paintings in Cangyuan, southwestern China8
Luminescence dating of the late Quaternary sediments in Hangzhou Bay, China7
An exploration of the utility of speleothem age distributions for palaeoclimate assessment7
Spatial dendrogeomorphic sampling based on the specific tree growth responses induced by the landslide mechanism7
The suitability of a low temperature post-IR IRSL signal for dating alluvial and colluvial “cut and fill” sequences in the Great Karoo, South Africa7
Characteristics of palaeosalinity and palaeoredox records in sediment from Dali Lake: Climate change in North China from 0 to 2100 cal BP7
Sequence modeling in zircon double-dating of early Holocene Mt. Erciyes domes (Central Anatolia)7
ESR and OSL dating of fossil-bearing deposits from Naracoorte Cave Complex palaeontological sites, south Australia7
Loess deposits in southern Tajikistan (Central Asia): Magnetic properties and paleoclimate7
Extending the range of optically stimulated luminescence dating using vein-quartz and quartzite sedimentary pebbles7
Diversification of landslide areas as a means for reducing noise in dendrogeomorphic dating7
Cosmogenic nuclide inheritance in Little Ice Age moraines - A case study from Greenland7
Dating basal peat: The geochronology of peat initiation revisited7
Luminescence dating of cobbles from Pleistocene fluvial terrace deposits of the Ara River, Japan7
Quartz OSL and polymineral post IR–IRSL dating of the Požarevac loess–palaeosol sequence in north–eastern Serbia6
Regional chronostratigraphy in the eastern Lesser Antilles quaternary fore-arc and accretionary wedge sediments: Relative paleointensity, oxygen isotopes and reversals6
A new method for the U–Th dating of a carbonate chimney deposited during the last glaciation in the northern Okinawa Trough, East China Sea6
Rapid in situ assessment of luminescence-bleaching depths for deriving burial and exposure chronologies of rock surfaces6
Testing quartz and feldspar luminescence dating to determine earthquake and tsunami recurrence in the area of the giant 1960 Chile earthquake6
Lake level changes of Nam Co since 25 ka as revealed by OSL dating of paleo-shorelines6
Reducing variability in OSL rock surface dating profiles5
Rock and sediment luminescence dating of an ancient circular stone-walled enclosure at Sønnebøe, northern Scania, Sweden5
Shedding light on the timing of the largest Late Quaternary transgression of the Caspian Sea5
A detailed chronology of the sedimentation in the Danube abyssal fan records the major episodes of the late-Holocene Black Sea evolution5
Downstream changes in quartz OSL sensitivity in modern river sand reflects sediment source variability: Case studies from Rocky Mountain and Andean rivers5
The SPICE project: Calibrated cosmogenic 26Al production rates and cross-calibrated 26Al /10Be, 26Al/14C, and 26Al/21Ne ratios in quartz from the SP basalt flow, AZ, USA5
Relative paleointensity correction of radiocarbon reservoir effect for lacustrine sediments on the northeast Tibetan Plateau5
Investigating the applicability of a standardised growth curve approach on Middle Pleistocene sediments from northern Switzerland5
The use of carbon isotopes (13C,14C) in different soil types and vegetation coverage in a montane atlantic forest region, Southeast Brazil5
Evaluating the effectiveness of heavy liquid density separation in isolating K-feldspar grains using alluvial sediments from the Hajar Mountains, Oman5
Radiocarbon dating distal tephra from the Early Bronze Age Avellino eruption (EU-5) in the coastal basins of southern Lazio (Italy): Uncertainties, results, and implications for dating distal tephra5
Optically stimulated luminescence dating of loess in South-Eastern China using quartz and polymineral fine grains5
A Bayesian hierarchical age model for optical dating of single grains of quartz5
A comparison of multiple luminescence chronometers at Voordrag, South Africa5
Bayesian estimates of marine radiocarbon reservoir effect in northern Iberia during the Early and Middle Holocene5
Revised ΔR values for the Barents Sea and its archipelagos as a pre-requisite for accurate and robust marine-based 14C chronologies5
Luminescence dating of mass-transport sediment using rock-surface burial methods: a test case from the Baksan valley in the Caucasus Mountains5
Quartz OSL and TL dating of pottery, burnt clay, and sediment from Beicun archaeological site, China5
Fluctuations of magnetic inclination and declination in Mexico during the last three millennia5
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