Multivariate Techniques for Specifying Tree-Growth and Climate Relationships and for Reconstructing Anomalies in Paleoclimate

1971/10/01 by Harold C. Fritts, Terence J. Blasing, T. J. Blasing +2 · 6 citations
Environmental Science · Mathematics · #Forest ecology and management #Advanced Statistical Methods and Models #Plant Water Relations and Carbon Dynamics

paper · doi:10.1175/1520-0450(1971)010<0845:mtfstg>2.0.co;2

Abstract

Project: Dendroclimatic History of the United States, Contract: E-41-70(N) / 1970 Final Report Prepared for: Laboratory for Environmental Data Research, Environmental Data Service, Weather Bureau, Environmental Science Services Administration, United States Department of Commerce / November 9, 1970

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