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Canadian Conference on Electrical and Computer Engineering, 2005., 2006
Tree ring analysis provides useful data for dendrochnologists that can help them for better understanding of climatic and environmental changes. Yet detection and counting of rings in cross section of tree were realized manually which is time consuming and tedious work. Our research was motivated by the need of a fast and accurate method.
H. Laggoune, null Sarifuddin, V. Guesdon
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Tree ring analysis provides useful data for dendrochnologists that can help them for better understanding of climatic and environmental changes. Yet detection and counting of rings in cross section of tree were realized manually which is time consuming and tedious work. Our research was motivated by the need of a fast and accurate method.
H. Laggoune, null Sarifuddin, V. Guesdon
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American Antiquity, 1948
Harold S. Gladwin in a recent publication voiced a question of vital importance to Southwestern archaeology. Can dendrochronology tell us anything concerning the effects of climate on aboriginal agriculture?Both Douglass and Schulman have claimed that correlations can be established between tree-growth and winter precipitation, but each of them has ...
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Harold S. Gladwin in a recent publication voiced a question of vital importance to Southwestern archaeology. Can dendrochronology tell us anything concerning the effects of climate on aboriginal agriculture?Both Douglass and Schulman have claimed that correlations can be established between tree-growth and winter precipitation, but each of them has ...
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2001
Trees in temperate regions produce annual growth rings (1). Such rings are the result of a rhythmic activity of the cambium. During spring and early summer the cambium is active and new wood is formed, whereas in autumn and winter the cambium is dormant (2).
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Trees in temperate regions produce annual growth rings (1). Such rings are the result of a rhythmic activity of the cambium. During spring and early summer the cambium is active and new wood is formed, whereas in autumn and winter the cambium is dormant (2).
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Long Tree-Ring Chronologies: The Role of "Bridge" Tree-Ring Series
The Proceedings of the International Conference on Creationism, 2023openaire +1 more source