Dendrochronology Dendrochronology is a field of science relating the formation of wood and the growth of trees to internal and external driving forces. Annual and intra-annual changes in tissue patterns reflect climatic and environmental influences. Every tree therefore can be used as a database for the years of its life span, sometimes up to 3000 years. Historic and pre-historic samples thus build a reference chronology of the last 8000 years. Dendrochronology today gives information based on tree growth to scientists and politicians about climate of past periods, climate changes in the context of green house effect, the CO 2 problem and ecosystems shifts.
Topics are archaeology, wood anatomy, air pollution, climatology, forest- and landscape management.
As teacher, scientist and author of basic books, his work serves as a basis for the 21st century. We are looking for sponsors from interested companies, partners or exhibitors to cover the costs of the remaining approx. What You Will Get An interesting event with prominent international speakers of the dendro-sciences. A scientific community of 170 to 200 persons from more than 40 countries. A conference volume with 150-200 pages abstracts of presentations and posters A special issue of the key note presentations in an international journal.