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Effects of sample size in dendroclimatology [PDF]
Climate Research, 2012 Uncertainty related to the rate and magnitude of predicted anthropogenic climate change highlights the need to enhance our understanding of past natural fluctuations in the Earth's climate system. This task emphasizes the importance of high-resolution palaeoclimatic records that cover industrial and pre-industrial times.
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Dendroclimatologists can reconstruct climate records further into the past than written records, by examining tree rings. Students "reverse-engineer" this process by considering growth rates of a tree species in response to various...
Wojdak, Jeremy, Maxwell, R.
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Dendroclimatologists can reconstruct climate records further into the past than written records, by examining tree rings. Students "reverse-engineer" this process by considering growth rates of a tree species in response to various...
Wojdak, Jeremy, Maxwell, R.
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Dendroclimatology in Kazakhstan
Dendrochronologia, 2019Abstract We have reviewed 43 studies related to dendroclimatology in Kazakhstan, and additionally 13 studies related to other subfields of dendrochronology, which have been published during the past 40 years. This review also includes studies published in Russian, Kazakh, German and Chinese languages, which are not easily accessible to international ...
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Recent advances in dendroclimatology in China
Earth-Science Reviews, 2019Abstract Considerable progress has been made in dendroclimatological research in China during the period 2000–2017, including a significant increase in the spatial coverage of tree-ring chronologies developed for paleoclimatic research. New tree-ring sampling sites have been established across the Tibetan Plateau, as well as the northeastern and sub ...
Minhui He, Bao Yang, Achim Brauning
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Kalman Filter Analysis in Dendroclimatology
Biometrics, 1988Summary: The use of the Kalman filter in the analysis of tree-ring data is summarized. By use of this filter technique, the traditional multiple regression models can be modified to cover linear models with time- dependent coefficients. In that way changes in tree response to weather variations could be detected, possibly indicating anthropogenic ...
Visser, H., Molenaar, J.
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Arctic aerosols and the ‘Divergence Problem’ in dendroclimatology
Dendrochronologia, 2021Considering the importance and complexity of natural (e.g., volcanic eruptions and wildfires) and anthropogenic (e.g., mining, oil and shipping industries) aerosol emissions to Arctic warming is particularly timely given the recent temperature extremes recorded at high-northern latitudes (Cohen et al., 2020; Overland and Wang, 2021).
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Dendroclimatology and Dendroecology
Quaternary Research, 1971Dendrochronology is the science of dating annual growth layers (rings) in woody plants. Two related subdisciplines are dendroclimatology and dendroecology. The former uses the information in dated rings to study problems of present and past climates, while the latter deals with changes in the local environment rather than regional climate.Successful ...
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Dendroclimatology and wheat production in Algeria
Journal of Arid Environments, 2016Abstract Drought is one of the main natural factors in declining tree-ring growth and the production of agricultural crops in Algeria. This paper addresses the variability of growing conditions for wheat in Algeria with climatic data and a tree-ring reconstruction of January–June precipitation from ten Pinus halepensis tree-ring chronologies.
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Research Strategies in Dendroecology and Dendroclimatology in Mountain Environments
Climatic Change, 1997Tree-ring series from living trees near the timberline or timbers buried in the surroundings are exceptionally valuable both for climate reconstruction and investigations of the consequences of climate change to ecosystems. This paper is a critical assessment of the past and potential contributions of dendroecology and dendroclimatology in mountain ...
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