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Hans Linderson

Hans Linderson

Research engineer

Hans Linderson
Contact details
  • Email: hans [dot] linderson [at] geol [dot] lu [dot] se
  • Phone: +46 46 222 78 91
Organisation
  • Quaternary Sciences
  • Visiting address: Sölvegatan 12, Lund
  • Room number: 523, 419
  • Service point: 16
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Dendrochronology is a method that deals with dating old wood. This is performed by measuring the tree-rings. These vary year by year depending on the conditions changes year by year. The main common factor is the climate variation. By measuring the tree-rings from many old trees of same species and within a limited area one can create a standard of the tree-ring variation through the years, a master-chronology. Measured sample from trees, which have been cut down hundreds of years ago can be adjusted to this master-chronology and in that way prolong the master-chronology back in time.

The dendrochronological science applications I do is following:

  • Dendrochronological dating, buildings, items etc.
  • Dendroclimatology, meteorological parameters which affect the growth.
  • Wood anatomy analyses

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