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Bayesian palaeoclimate reconstruction from zero-inflated count-compositional pollen data: A case study of Lago Grande di Monticchio in southern Italy
Bayesian palaeoclimate reconstruction from fossil pollen counts relies on a modern pollen-climate calibration data set to infer the pollen-climate relationships used to reconstruct past climates. While geographically large calibration data sets improve coverage of climate space and reduce unreliable
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