Luminescence dating, uncertainties and age range
Luminescence dating, uncertainties and age range
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10.1007/978-94-007-6304-3_197
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2015
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J. Wallinga;A. Cunningham
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作者:
J. Wallinga;A. Cunningham
Luminescence ages have an uncertainty of at least 4–5%, mainly due to systematic errors in both dose rate (conversion factors) and equivalent dose (source calibration) estimation. In most cases, the uncertainty will be higher, due to random errors (eg, spread in equivalent doses) or uncertainty in assumptions (eg, water content fluctuations, burial history). Dating is possible for a wide age range of a few decades to about half a million years, although uncertainties are usually relatively large toward the extremes of this range.