X-ray densitometry as a tool for reconstructing Northern hemispheric summer temperatures

Schweingruber FH & Briffa KR
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Schweingruber, F. H., & Briffa, K. R. (1995). X-ray densitometry as a tool for reconstructing Northern hemispheric summer temperatures. In Eckstein (Ed.), FFPRI science meeting report: Vol. 1. Tree Rings. From the past to the future. Proceedings of the international workshop on Asian and Pacific dendrochronology (pp. 267-272). Forestry and Forest Products Research Institute.
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Densitometric analysis of conifer tree rings from subalpine zones and northem tree limits in North America and Eurasia enables the spacial reconstruction of summer temperatures for the last 400 years. Local chronologies extending to 8000 BP are currently being built.

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Publication Type

Proceedings Paper

Title

X-ray densitometry as a tool for reconstructing Northern hemispheric summer temperatures

Author(s)

Schweingruber, F.H. (WSL)

Briffa, K.R.

Conference Proceedings

Tree Rings. From the past to the future. Proceedings of the international workshop on Asian and Pacific dendrochronology

Editor(s)

Eckstein (editor)

Series Title

FFPRI science meeting report

Publisher

Forestry and Forest Products Research Institute

Publication Place

Tsukuba

Volume

1

Start Page

267

End Page

272

Publication Year

1995

Conference

International workshop on Asian and Pacific dendrochronology

Conference Place

Tsukuba

Conference Date

March 4-9, 1995

Keywords

dendroclimatology
summer temperature
network
x-ray densitometry