Anybody in climate the modeling world know where I can find an image this this but running up to present?
Hey #dendro folk. For anybody still on this platform, please circulate the announcement for the openDendro bootcamp which will be held early January in Tucson. opendendro.org/bootcamp/
@thirstygecko , @tswetnam
For the past two years I’ve been part of the openDendro project with @thirstygecko and @tswetnam among others. openDendro is an open-source framework for the essential analytic software used in dendrochronology.
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*New Paper Alert! science.org/doi/10.1126/scia…
The implications of our study necessitate a re-assessment of seismic risk in the Puget Sound of Washington. The 🌲s give us a warning of potential earthquake scenarios for the heavily populated region.
I dunno if this thing works anymore, but if it does can somebody point me to spatial data (like daymet) of monthly tmin and tmax climate normals for N America?
Like these but for the last climate normal and not the annual grids: daac.ornl.gov/cgi-bin/dsview…
For the past two years I’ve been part of the openDendro project with @thirstygecko and @tswetnam among others. openDendro is an open-source framework for the essential analytic software used in dendrochronology.
Attending the bootcamp and getting involved with the project will help share the load in terms of development and maintenance of dendro tools and avoid the "some random person in Nebraska" problem! xkcd.com/2347/
From one of my beloved time series students (yeah, still grading): "Over all, there seems to be an inverse relationship between frequency and period." 🧐






