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HUMN 4325 - FROZEN! The Climate Crisis of 1816 and Its Lessons for Today
Tree Rings as Proxy Data
HUMN 4325 - FROZEN! The Climate Crisis of 1816 and Its Lessons for Today
Syllabus
Types of Sources
How to Evaluate Sources
How to Cite Sources
Library Resources
Non-Library Resources
Tambora Eruption of 1815
British Exploration of the North Pole & Role of Barrow
The Effects of Tambora in China
Erie Canal
History of Weather Instrumentation
Ice Cores as Proxy Data
James Hutton & William Smith - History of Geology
Lisbon Earthquake of 1755
The Literary Response to "The Year Without a Summer"
Luke Howard & Scientific Meteorology
Tree Rings as Proxy Data
Unknown Volcanic Eruption of 1808-1809
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Internet Resources
Cooling Following Large Volcanic Eruptions Corrected for the Effect of Diffuse Radiation on Tree Rings
This 2004 article discusses other variables that should be considered when using tree ring proxy data.
Dendroclimatology: Extracting Climate from Trees
This 2010 article discusses the history and principles of tree-ring dating, as well as current problems in research.
Disasters and Dendrochronology
Courtesy of the US Geological Survey (USGS).
Growing Season Temperatures in Europe and Climate Forcings Over the Past 1400 Years
A reconstruction of spring-summer temperature was produced for Europe based on tree-rings, documentaries, pollen assemblages and ice cores.
Reconstruction of Northeast Asia Spring Temperature, 1784–1990
A tree-ring analysis of historical spring temperature ranges.
Underestimation of the Tambora Effects in North American Taiga Ecosystems
Tree ring evidence from central northeast Canada.
Suggested Reading
Climate Change: Biological and Human Aspects
by
Jonathan Cowie
Call Number: 363.73874 .C68 2007
ISBN: 0521873991
Publication Date: 2007
Dendroclimatology
by
Malcolm K. Hughes (Editor); Thomas W. Swetnam (Editor); Henry F. Diaz (Editor)
Call Number: E-book
ISBN: 1402040105
Publication Date: 2010
Encyclopedia of Scientific Dating Methods
by
Larry Heaman (Editor)
Call Number: E-book
ISBN: 9400763034
Publication Date: 2015
Tree Rings and Natural Hazards
by
Markus Stoffel (Editor); Michelle Bollschweiler (Editor); David R. Butler (Editor); Brian H. Luckman (Editor)
Call Number: E-book
ISBN: 9400732171
Publication Date: 2012
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