This event will be held at the ENR2 Building, located at 1064 E. Lowell Street.
Join us in celebrating everything tree rings!
Schedule:
Location: Zoom and ENR2 S215
Zoom Link: TBD
9:00 — Opening Remarks
9:10 — Published Paper Presentations
- Julie Edwards: The origin of tree-ring reconstructed summer cooling in Northern Europe during the 18th century eruption of Laki
- Kinzie Bailey: Water use strategies between two co-occurring woody species in a riparian area: Naturally occurring willow, Salix exigua, and expanding juniper, Juniperus scopulorum, in central Montana
- Diana Zamora-Reyes: Enhanced winter, spring, and summer hydroclimate variability across California from 1940 to 2019
10:00 — 10-minute Break
10:10 — Graduate Student Lightning Talks
- David Edge: Northeast Pacific radiocarbon variability from the rings of Pacific geoduck (Zoom)
- Anabel Winitsky: Initial assessments of whiplash response in the tree-ring record of the High Sierra Nevada
- Richie Thaxton: TBA
- Jonathan King: Reconstructing the Southern Annular Mode by assimilating drought atlases and a global proxy network
- Brandon Strange: TBA
- Nick Baumann: The Cycloscope of Andrew Ellicott Douglass
- Katie Portman: TBA
11:00 — 10-minute Break
Location: ENR2 Rooftop and N604
Zoom Link:
11:10 — Lunch, Remarks by David Frank, and LTRR Award Ceremony
12:00 — Tree Ring Talk Live-Stream
Zoom Link:
1:10 — Speed Dating: A Race to Cross-Date Tree Ring Samples!
2:00 — Closing Remarks
LTRR After Hours
4:00 — LTRR/SNRE Happy Hour at Boxyard
5:00 — Earthweek Trivia