Adam Walanus (0000-0003-1515-0493)

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1952 born in Tarnowskie Gory, Upper Silesia, Poland
1976-1998 Silesian Technical Univ. Gliwice, Institute of Physics
1998-2002 StatSoft Polska, Krakow
2003-2006 Rzeszow Univ.
2007- AGH University of Science and Technology
2014 professor title
Data analysis, statistical methods in earth sciences (geology, climatology, botany)

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AGH University of Science and Technology: Krakow, PL

2007-03-01 to present | prof. (Faculty of Geology, Geophysics and Environmental Protection)

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Adam Walanus

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Advantages and limitations of archaeometric analysis of archaeological metals: a focus on statistical methods applied to portable XRF spectrometry data

Long-term changes in the frequency of exceptionally cold and warm months and seasons at selected stations in Europe in the early instrumental period

In search of periodicity in the annual precipitation in Europe (1881–2020)

Long-term variability pattern of monthly and annual atmospheric precipitation in the Polish Carpathian Mountains and their foreland (1881–2018)

Too young for tinder? : the palaeoecological context and possible function of subfossil fungi (basidiomes) found in the settlement from the Early Iron Age in Podłęże, S Poland

Vegetation on the Wawel Hill, Cracow (Poland) in the early Middle Ages based on the fragmentary pollen record : archaeological research excavation in the basement of building no. 9

Warming in Europe: recent trends in annual and seasonal temperatures

Origin and evolution of basins in the eastern part of jasŁo-sanok depression (polish carpathians) in the late vistulian and holocene

\emph{Abies alba} Mill. - Fir

\emph{Acer} L. - Maple

\emph{Alnus} Mill. - Alder

\emph{Artemisia} L. - Mugwort, wormwood and sagebrush

\emph{Betula} L. - Birch

\emph{Calluna vulgaris} (L.) Hull - Heather

\emph{Carpinus betulus} L. - Hornbeam

\emph{Corylus avellana} L. - Hazel

\emph{Fagus sylvatica} L. - Beech

\emph{Fraxinus excelsior} L. - Ash

\emph{Hedera helix} L. - Ivy

\emph{Ilex aquifolium} L. - Common holly, English holly, European holly

\emph{Juniperus communis} L. - Juniper

\emph{Picea abies} (L.) H. Karst. - Spruce

\emph{Pinus} L. subgenus \emph{Pinus} L. - Pine

\emph{Quercus} L. - Oak

\emph{Salix} L. - Willow

\emph{Taxus baccata} L. - Yew

\emph{Tilia} L. - Lime

\emph{Typha latifolia} L. - Reedmace, broad-leaved cattail, common cattail

\emph{Ulmus} L. - Elm

\emph{Viscum album} L. - Mistletoe

Chenopodiaceae - Chenopod family (Goosefoot family)

Construction of isopollen maps

Cyperaceae - Sedge family

Eemian history of vegetation in Poland based on isopollen maps

Ericaceae (\emph{Calluna vulgaris} L. excluded) - Heather family (except heather)

Poaceae (Gramineae) - Grass family

Sum of herb pollen (NAP)

The east-west migration of trees during the Eemian Interglacial registered on isopollen maps of Poland

Tree-ring growth of larch (Larix decidua Mill.) in the Polish sudetes-the influence of altitude and site-related factors on the climate-growth relationship

Impact of the Darjeeling–Bhutan Himalayan front on rainfall hazard pattern

Variability in larch (Larix decidua Mill.) tree-ring growth response to climate in the polish carpathian mountains

A model for estimating rains’ area, using the dependence of the time correlation of sites’ monthly precipitation totals on the distance between sites

Anomalously heavy monthly and seasonal precipitation in the Polish Carpathian Mountains and their foreland during the years 1881–2010

Development of modern forest zones in the Beskid Niski Mts. and adjacent area (Western Carpathians) in the late Holocene: A palaeobotanical perspective

Instability of the environment at the end of the eemian interglacial as illustrated by the isopollen maps for Poland

Asháninka Palm Management and Domestication in the Peruvian Amazon

Cultivated plants in medieval Kraków (Poland), with special reference to amaranth (Amaranthus lividus L. cf. var lividus) and ruderal communities

Variation in the orographic extreme rain events over the Meghalaya Hills in northeast India in the two halves of the twentieth century

Gamma, Gaussian and logistic distribution models for airborne pollen grains and fungal spore season dynamics

Radiocarbon distance between calendar dates