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Perspectives on the Technosphere: Part 1

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By Sara Nelson, Christoph Rosol, Jürgen Renn
| tu-dresden.de
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Trying to assemble an Anthropocene Curriculum

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By Christoph Rosol
| tu-dresden.de
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Research Portal of the TU Dresden

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By Christoph Rosol
| tu-dresden.de
RFID: Vom Ursprung einer (all)gegenwärtigen Kulturtechnologie Research output: Book/Conference proceeding/Anthology/Report › Monograph › Contributed › peer-review
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Eindämmung: Computertechnik und die Politik des Kalten Krieges

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By Paul Edwards, Christoph Rosol, Bauhaus-Universität Weimar
| tu-dresden.de
Eindämmung: Computertechnik und die Politik des Kalten Krieges Research output: Contribution to journal › Research article › Contributed
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A Mid-Twentieth Century Start Date for Anthropocene Geology

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By Christoph Rosol
| tu-dresden.de
A Mid-Twentieth Century Start Date for Anthropocene Geology Research output: Contribution to book/Conference proceedings/Anthology/Report › Chapter in book/Anthology/Report › Contributed
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Marker von Bedeutung

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By Christoph Rosol, Giulia Rispoli, Katrin Klingan
| tu-dresden.de
Marker von Bedeutung Research output: Contribution to book/Conference proceedings/Anthology/Report › Chapter in book/Anthology/Report › Contributed
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When the Signal Disappears in the Noise. Geology of a Floating Present

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By Christoph Rosol
| tu-dresden.de
When the Signal Disappears in the Noise. Geology of a Floating Present Research output: Contribution to book/Conference proceedings/Anthology/Report › Chapter in book/Anthology/Report › Contributed
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Finding common ground: The global Anthropocene Curriculum experiment

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By Christoph Rosol
| tu-dresden.de
The daunting crisis of the Anthropocene cannot be adequately addressed without re-envisioning our conceptual approach to knowledge formation. This background essay to the double special issue on the Mississippi River provides an account on the Anthropocene Curriculum (AC) initiative, the general framework in which the Mississippi. An Anthropocene River project was devised and implemented.
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Data, Models and Earth History in Deep Convolution: Paleoclimate Simulations and their Epistemological Unrest

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By Christoph Rosol
| tu-dresden.de
Abstract External IDs PubMed 32517410 Keywords Anthropocene, climate change, general circulation models, modeling, paleoclimatology, proxy data, simulation, uncertainty
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Research Portal of the TU Dresden

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By Christoph Rosol, Sara Nelson, Jürgen Renn
| tu-dresden.de
Introduction: In the machine room of the Anthropocene Research output: Contribution to journal › Editorial (Lead article) › Contributed › peer-review
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Experimentelle Erdgeschichtsschreibung: Paläoklimatologie und die Gegenwart der Tiefenzeit

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By Christoph Rosol
| tu-dresden.de
Experimentelle Erdgeschichtsschreibung: Paläoklimatologie und die Gegenwart der Tiefenzeit Research output: Book/Conference proceeding/Anthology/Report › Monograph › Contributed › peer-review
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Tiefen-Signaturen: Geochemische Aitiologie trifft astrobiologische

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By Christoph Rosol
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Tiefen-Signaturen: Geochemische Aitiologie trifft astrobiologische Research output: Contribution to book/Conference proceedings/Anthology/Report › Chapter in book/Anthology/Report › Invited
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Dating Earth's catastrophes: A Short and Slightly Unconventional History of Geochronometry

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By Christoph Rosol
| tu-dresden.de
Dating Earth's catastrophes: A Short and Slightly Unconventional History of Geochronometry Research output: Contribution to journal › Research article › Contributed › peer-review
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Science or Strategy? The Rejection of the Anthropocene Epoch Demands Transparency

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By Georg Schäfer, Jürgen Renn, Christoph Rosol
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction When geologists reject a proposal to formalize humanity's planetary transformation as a new geological epoch, the implications extend far beyond stratigraphy. In March 2024, the International Union of Geological Sciences (IUGS) upheld the Subcommission on Quaternary Stratigraphy's (SQS) decision to formally reject the Anthropocene Working Group’s (AWG) proposal (Waters et al., 2024) to include the Anthropocene as a new unit in the Geological Time Scale (GTS).
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Time depth: Jean Epstein, Michel Serres and operational model time

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By Christoph Rosol
| tu-dresden.de
This chapter makes a case for unscaling the times of Anthropocene phenomena, such as geological vastness, human agency and past, present and future climate disaster, through the conceptual liquefaction and blending of different time regimes provided by the works of Jean Epstein and Michel Serres. It does so by relating their intellectual concepts and reflections to the rise of electronics and computer-aided simulation.
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Trying to assemble an “Anthropocene Curriculum”

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By Christoph Rosol
| Enviro Humanities Verified
by Christoph Rosol, Mar 15, 2014 This event is to be held November 14-22, 2014 Haus der Kulturen der Welt (HKW), Berlin The Anthropocene—or however you choose to name the current era of environmental transition on a planetary scale—is a more-than-real challenge for human civilization. A crucial aspect of this challenge is to ferret out and create new forms of collectives.
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Which design for a weather predictor? Speculating on the future of electronic forecasting in post-war America

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By Christoph Rosol
| tu-dresden.de
Which design for a weather predictor? Speculating on the future of electronic forecasting in post-war America Research output: Contribution to book/Conference proceedings/Anthology/Report › Chapter in book/Anthology/Report › Contributed › peer-review
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