Drought Variability and Social Interaction in the American Southwest
Apr 1, 2017
Nicolas Gauthier
Assistant Curator, AI for Cultural and Biological Diversity
My research interests include human ecology, complex adaptive systems, and paleoclimatology.
Publications
Hydroclimate variability influenced social interaction in the prehistoric American Southwest
In agricultural societies, farmers rely on their social networks to absorb the impacts of droughts and floods by facilitating resource …
Nicolas Gauthier
Talks
Drought regimes influenced social interaction in the US Southwest
When droughts and floods struck ancient agrarian societies, complex networks of exchange and interaction channeled resources into …
Jan 30, 2020 12:00 AM
Tempe
Drought Variability and the Robustness of Agrarian Social Networks
How robust were agrarian social networks to drought? Social networks can absorb climate shocks by facilitating resource flows to …
Apr 2, 2017 12:00 AM
Vancouver