dendroclimatic

The cause of this increasing insensitivity of wood density to temperature changes is not known, but if it is not taken into account in dendroclimatic reconstructions, past temperatures could be overestimated.

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He is working to obtain so-called dendroclimatic, or tree-ring, data from long-lived trees in Russia, Argentina, Chile, New Zealand, Tasmania and North America.

Glacier Bay, Alaska « Climate Audit 2006

Second, in northern Eurasia, where trees reach a maximum age of 1,100 years, there is a dense dendroclimatic network allowing spatially detailed quantitative temperature reconstruction for the last 500 to 600 years, and in some regions for more than two millennia [9].

Tree rings and past climate in the Arctic 2009

Sites in the dendroclimatic network of the Asian subarctic (circles) and locations of millenial-length chronologies (stars) [1].

Tree rings and past climate in the Arctic 2009

The cause of this increasing insensitivity of wood density to temperature changes is not known, but if it is not taken into account in dendroclimatic reconstructions, past temperatures could be overestimated.

The Volokh Conspiracy » ClimateGate Fallout Continues 2009

The last period of expansion of forest vegetation is being studied using both direct and indirect evidence (old terrestrial, aerial, and satellite photographs; repeated stand descriptions of permanent plots and transects; morphology and age structure of stands; large-scale mapping within the ecotone; and meteorological and dendroclimatic data).

Climate change and forest distribution in the Arctic 2009

Qilian Juniper is a potential species for dendroclimatic study.

A Project for the Dendro Truth Squad « Climate Audit 2007

Wang et al 1983 is unusual in a dendroclimatic publication, because they identify the location and altitude of every core that they took.

The Three-Core Chronology « Climate Audit 2007

Knowing that their results were not robust to the presence/absence of bristlecones, they nonetheless claimed see Mann et al 2000 that their results were robust to the presence/absence of all dendroclimatic indicators.

Wegman's replies to Stupak « Climate Audit 2007

If a scientist claimed that his reconstruction was “robust” to the presence/absence of all dendroclimatic indicators, when he knew that the reconstruction was extremely sensitive to, say, the presence/absence of Dulan junipers or other subset, that would be a major misrepresentation of the scientific evidence.

The Swindle Complaint and Myles Allen « Climate Audit 2007