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Laboratory of Tree-Ring Research: Conferences and Symposia

 

Printable logo70th Anniversary Tree-Ring Symposium

Whole schedule:
Friday, November 30 (all day)
Venue:
Arizona Historical Society

2007

November

30 (Friday)

08:30 AM -- 09:00 AM
Title:
The Tree-Ring Lab Past, Present & Future
Speaker:
Tom Swetnam
Affiliation:
Director of the Laboratory of Tree Ring Research
09:00 AM -- 09:15 AM
Title:
Trees as Environmental Sentinels
Speaker:
Paul Sheppard
09:15 AM -- 09:30 AM
Title:
Research in Dendroecology and Ecosystem Restoration
Speaker:
Don Falk
09:30 AM -- 09:45 AM
Title:
Tropical Isotope Dendroclimatology
Speaker:
Mike Evans
09:45 AM -- 10:00 AM
Title:
(break)
10:00 AM -- 10:15 AM
Title:
Frost Rings in the Timber Cores of Mesa Verde
Speaker:
Howard Arnott and Jeff Dean
10:15 AM -- 10:30 AM
Title:
Cross-Referencing the Bronze Age Chronology of Eurasia with Tree-Rings and Ceramics
Speaker:
Irina Panyushkina
10:30 AM -- 10:45 AM
Title:
The Seasonality of Moisture-Sensitive Trees in North America
Speaker:
Scott St. George
10:45 AM -- 11:00 AM
Title:
(break)
11:00 AM -- 11:15 AM
Title:
Does One Year Count as a Tree-Ring Chronology?
Speaker:
Kiyomi Morino
11:15 AM -- 11:30 AM
Title:
Synoptic Dendroclimatology & Dendrohydrology: Past, Present, & Process
Speaker:
Katie Hirschboeck
11:30 AM -- 11:45 AM
Title:
Dendrohydrology Projects in the Southwest
Speaker:
Dave Meko
11:45 AM -- 12:00 PM
Title:
Dendroclimatology in the Eastern Mediterranean, Middle East, and North Africa Regions
Speaker:
Ramzi Touchan
12:00 PM -- 01:00 PM
Title:
(break for lunch)
01:00 PM -- 01:15 PM
Title:
Tree-Ring Metrology
Speaker:
Martin Munro
01:15 PM -- 01:30 PM
Title:
New Work with Old Wood
Speaker:
Tom Harlan
01:30 PM -- 01:45 PM
Title:
Twentieth Century Bristlecone Pine Tree Rings Near Upper Tree Limit Wider Than in Recent Millennia
Speaker:
Malcolm Hughes
01:45 PM -- 02:00 PM
Title:
(break)
02:00 PM -- 03:00 PM
Title:
The Early Rings
Speaker:
Donald J. McGraw (Keynote Speaker)
03:00 PM -- 05:00 PM
Title:
Poster Session
Description:
Howard Arnott “Termite Reaction Wood in Joshua Tree (Yucca brevifolia)”.
Georg von Arx “Snapshots into Herb-chronology”.
Toby R. Ault & Scott St. George “The Prominence of Decadal and Multidecadal Variability in North American Precipitation”.
Erica Bigio, Rebecca Franklin & Adam Csank “Current Applications of Wood Anatomy Methods at the Laboratory of Tree-Ring Research”.
Ashley Coles “Managing Flash Floods: Risk Perception from a Cultural Perspective”.
Adam Csank “Our Forested Arctic: Investigation Using Tree-Rings of Fossil Wood”.
Ela Czyzowska “Fractional Snow Cover Estimation in Forested-Alpine Environments Using Data Fusion Between IKONOS, Landsat & MODIS”.
Mike Evans “Annual Proxy Records From Tropical Cloud Forest Trees in Monteverde, Costa Rica”.
  “A Forward Modeling Approach to Assessing Stability of Proxy-Climate Relationships in the Southeastern United States”.
  “Early Summer Tree Growth Impeded by Rising Temperatures Predicted for the Contiguous United States”.
Don Falk, Alex Arizpe, Jim Burns, Josh Farella, Gregg Garfin, Ann Lynch, Laura Marshall, Tom Swetnam & Tyson Swetnam “Studies in fire history and dendroecology”.
Josh Farella “The Enciero Box Site”.
Christine Hallman “Phenological and Tree Growth Metrics for Pinus longaeva in White Mts., CA”.
Troy Knight “Long-Term Perspectives on Drought Induced Tree Mortality in Southwestern Pinyon-Juniper Woodlands: Clues From Remnant Wood in Northeastern Utah”.
Steve Leavitt “Southwestern U.S. Drought Maps from Pinyon Tree-Ring δ13C”.
Keith Lombardo “Preliminary results from a multi-century reconstruction of chaparral fire history in southern California”.
Ann Lynch & Thomas Swetnam “Reconstructing Forest Insect Outbreaks with Dendrochronology”.
Elizabeth May “Sunset Crater: Environmental Disaster and Human Response”.
Stephen E. Nash “A Man, A Myth, and A Legend: Andrew Ellicott Douglass, HH-39, and the History of Dendroarchaeology in the American Southwest”.
Ron Towner “70 Years of Archaeological Tree-ring Dating at the LTRR”.
  “Dendroarchaeology in Range Creek Canyon, Utah”.
Matt Salzer “Bristecone Pine in Western North America: Building and Interpreting Long Chronologies”.
Erika Wise “Variations in the Relationship Between Precipitation and Tree Growth in the North-Central Rocky Mountains Identified Using a Tree-Ring Network”.
Connie Woodhouse “Treeline Studies in the Colorado Rockies: Preliminary Results”.