New PhD opportunity @UniofExeter working on advancing the application of machine learning and computer vision techniques for enhancing the generation of past #marine#climate reconstructions. #sclerochronology
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People in Seattle have heard of the Big One – an earthquake that may happen along the Cascadia fault. But two other faults could shake the city with an earthquake up to 7.8 magnitude like they did more than 1000 years ago https://t.co/YX6LbiAD9z
Tree rings reveal a new kind of earthquake threat to the Pacific Northwest
The findings from new research, led by University of Arizona dendrochronologist Bryan Black, could have implications for seismic preparedness measures in the region.
We are glad to announce that the official website for the 6th International Sclerochronology Conference is now open!
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You can now start registration and abstract submission!
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Pleased to share our new paper on reconstructing Pacific Arctic (Chukchi Sea) marine variability using long-lived clams #sclerochronology https://t.co/3x8oYWBmAe
Finally into Reykjavik after a hugely enjoyable month at sea on the #RRSDiscovery. big thanks to the officers and crew on for making the #dy150@seachangeerc cruise such a success!
Productive few days sampling for Arctica in North Icelandic waters. There are lots of growth rings hiding within these shells #sclerochronology@seachangeerc
.@seachangeerc#dy150 cruise has made it to Grimsey Island off the north coast of Iceland. We’re hoping to collect some fossil/dead Arctica to try and extend the #sclerochronology back further in time
The science party have joined the #ship for the upcoming research cruise throughout the #NorthSea
Everyone is in good spirits and looking forward to setting sail in a few days time.
#RSSDiscovery#DY150#NOC#ERC@UniExeCornwall
Big announcement! With support from conference organizers of the 6th ISC in Tokyo (May, 2023), several early-career sclerochronologists have banded together to organize an interim virtual International Sclerochronology Conference (vISC) scheduled for 13-15 Sep. 2022.