Asia.

Sizhong Zheng Sizhong; Xiangding Wu Xiangding; Zhenyao Lin Zhenyao; M. K. Hughes

Asia.

Sizhong Zheng Sizhong
, Xiangding Wu Xiangding
, Zhenyao Lin Zhenyao
, M. K. Hughes

Tree Ring Laboratory

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Abstract

Dendroclimatic work began in Japan in 1920 and in China in the 1930s. As the largest landmass in the N Hemisphere, Asia is of great significance to the development of a hemispheric tree-ring data base. Discusses the limited studies that have been performed; the main problems for the future would appear to be the calibration and verification of reconstructions, since the areas without historical records are those often most remote from weather stations.-L.F.Musk

Original language	English (US)
Pages (from-to)	155-158
Number of pages	4
Journal	Nuclear Physics A
State	Published - 1982

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