Andrew Mark Dolman

Dr. Andrew Mark Dolman is a Researcher at the Alfred Wegener Institute, specializing in Polar Terrestrial Environmental Systems. His work focuses on reconstructing past climate variability using sedimentary proxies, with expertise in radiocarbon dating, bioturbation analysis, and proxy system modeling.

Key research interests include improving methodologies for estimating chronological uncertainties in sediment records, quantifying bioturbation effects, and developing forward models to interpret climate signals from proxies. He has collaborated on studies analyzing marine sediments from various global locations, emphasizing the interplay between environmental processes and proxy preservation.

Dr. Dolman's publications address topics like three-dimensional radiocarbon age heterogeneity, spectral approaches to paleoclimate uncertainty, and the assessment of radiocarbon blank contamination in lipid biomarkers. His work contributes to refining paleoclimatic interpretations and enhancing the accuracy of climate reconstructions.