Open science improvements in dendrochronology and data processing pipelines for quantitative wood anatomy

The presentation explores current practices that exemplify open science in dendrochronology, illustrating the communal progression towards transparent, accessible research. A key focus is the introduction of innovative tools specifically designed for quantitative wood anatomy (QWA) and how to integrate QWA data into existing dendrochronology data infrastructure. These tools are part of a refined data processing pipeline, tailored to manage the varied data produced for QWA studies. The discussion will highlight how these advancements facilitate more efficient data analysis, improving accuracy and reproducibility in research findings. The demonstration new QWA data collection and processing tools will showcase their practical application in handling complex data, emphasizing its potential to streamline research processes and foster future collaborative endeavors. The presentation aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the intersection between open science principles and the technical evolution in dendrochronology, offering insights into future research methodologies.