Caroline Leland

Postdoctoral Researcher

William Paterson University

Participates in 4 items

Sessions in which Caroline Leland participates

Tuesday 28 June, 2022

Time Zone: (GMT-05:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada)

9:20

General Session (Dendroclimatology, PT1)

1 hour 15 minutes, 9:20 - 10:35

Coeur des Sciences, Sherbrooke Building, UQAM - Classroom (SH-3420)

Talk

Nicole Davi, William Paterson University & Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory of Columbia University (Speaker)

Juliana De Sousa Nogueira, Czech University of Life Sciences Prague (CZU) (Speaker)

Alex Pace, Concordia University (Speaker)

Caroline Leland, William Paterson University (Speaker)

Raphaël Hébert, Alfred-Wegener-Institute (Speaker)

Valentina Vitali, Swiss Federal Research Inst. WSL (Chair)

Jim Speer, Indiana State University (Chair)

10:05

Volcanic Cooling Events: Impacts on Climate and Indigenous Peoples in Northwestern North America

15 minutes, 10:05 - 10:20

Part of: General Session (Dendroclimatology, PT1)

Coeur des Sciences, Sherbrooke Building, UQAM - Classroom (SH-3420)

Talk

Caroline Leland, William Paterson University (Speaker)

Evidence of volcanic cooling and its human impacts has been described for various regions of the globe over the past several centuries to millen...

Wednesday 29 June, 2022

Time Zone: (GMT-05:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada)

9:20

Symposium 7 (PT 1). Historical Timbers and Wooden Artifacts as Archives: New Glimpses On Trees, Ecology, and People

1 hour 15 minutes, 9:20 - 10:35

Coeur des Sciences, Sherbrooke Building, UQAM - Amphitheatre (SH-2800)

Talk

Caroline Leland, William Paterson University (Moderator)

Maegen Rochner, University of Louisville (Moderator)

Marta Domínguez-Delmás, Rijksmuseum (Moderator)

Neil Pederson, Harvard Forest (Moderator)

Francien Bossema, Centrum Wiskunde & Informatica (Speaker)

Mukund Palat Rao, Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory (Speaker)

Darrin Rubino, Hanover College (Speaker)

Fusa Miyake, ISEE (Speaker)

Information garnered from historical timbers and wooden artifacts (e.g. houses, barns, ships) can greatly enhance our u...

11:00

Symposium 7 (PT 2). Historical Timbers and Wooden Artifacts as Archives: New Glimpses On Trees, Ecology, and People

1 hour 15 minutes, 11:00 - 12:15

Coeur des Sciences, Sherbrooke Building, UQAM - Amphitheatre (SH-2800)

Talk

Caroline Leland, William Paterson University (Moderator)

Maegen Rochner, University of Louisville (Moderator)

Marta Domínguez-Delmás, Rijksmuseum (Moderator)

Neil Pederson, Harvard Forest (Moderator)

Juliette Taieb, Archéo. Environnementales CNRS/Univ. Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne (Speaker)

Duncan Christie, Universidad Austral de Chile (Speaker)

Carol Griggs, Cornell Tree Ring Laboratory (Speaker)

Eileen Kuhl, Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz (Speaker)

Greg King, University of Alberta (Speaker)

Information garnered from historical timbers and wooden artifacts (e.g. houses, barns, ships) can greatly enhance our u...

Sessions in which Caroline Leland attends

Thursday 30 June, 2022

Time Zone: (GMT-05:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada)

9:20

IPCC Paleoclimate Streamlining: An alternative Perspective on Common Era Temperature Variability

15 minutes, 9:20 - 9:35

Part of: General Session (Proxies and models)

Coeur des Sciences, Sherbrooke Building, UQAM - Salle polyvalente (SH-4800)

Talk

Jan Esper, Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz (Speaker)

The assessment of pre-instrumental climate variability during the Common Era (CE) has been a key element of IPCC reports and was recently emphas...

9:35

Advances in quantitative wood anatomy and radiocarbon dating to better assess climate sensitivity in the Andean Tropics

7 minutes, 9:35 - 9:42

Part of: Symposium 8 (PT 1). Dendrochronological progress in tropical Americas

Coeur des Sciences, Sherbrooke Building, UQAM - Amphitheatre (SH-2800)

Talk

Arturo Pacheco Solana, Tree Ring Lab Columbia University (Speaker)

Tropical regions are generally characterized by dynamic ecosystems where the abundant availability of energy and resources allows for an almost ...

10:10

Revealing Polylepis microphylla as novel Andean specie suitable for dendrochronology and quantitative wood anatomy

7 minutes, 10:13 - 10:20

Part of: Symposium 8 (PT 1). Dendrochronological progress in tropical Americas

Coeur des Sciences, Sherbrooke Building, UQAM - Amphitheatre (SH-2800)

Talk

Clara Rodriguez Morata, Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory (Speaker)

In the tropical Andes several species of the genus Polylepis have been reported to be useful to record climate variability using tree-ring width...

10:25

Climate and physiological signals in tree-ring stable isotopes of Polylepis tarapacana from the South American Altiplano

7 minutes, 10:28 - 10:35

Part of: Symposium 8 (PT 1). Dendrochronological progress in tropical Americas

Coeur des Sciences, Sherbrooke Building, UQAM - Amphitheatre (SH-2800)

Talk

Milagros Rodriguez-Caton, University of California Davis (Speaker)

Polylepis tarapacana is the longest paleoclimatic tree-ring archive in the South American southern tropics. It grows up to 5200 m a.s.l. in the ...

10:35

Panel Discussion (2)

15 minutes, 10:35 - 10:50

Part of: Symposium 8 (PT 1). Dendrochronological progress in tropical Americas

Coeur des Sciences, Sherbrooke Building, UQAM - Amphitheatre (SH-2800)

Panel

11:00

Time delays between environmental forcing and isotopic signatures of tree-rings

15 minutes, 11:00 - 11:15

Part of: Symposium 4. Dendrogeochemistry ‘moving beyond potential’

Coeur des Sciences, Sherbrooke Building, UQAM - Salle polyvalente (SH-4800)

Talk

Fabio Gennaretti, Uqat (Speaker)

The use of multiple data from tree-rings, including isotopic ratios and xylogenesis monitoring, can enhance our interpretations on tree function...

11:05

Assessing the dendroclimatic potential of tropical tree species in northern Bolivia

7 minutes, 11:08 - 11:15

Part of: Symposium 8 (PT 2). Dendrochronological progress in tropical Americas

Coeur des Sciences, Sherbrooke Building, UQAM - Amphitheatre (SH-2800)

Talk

Rose Oelkers, Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory (Speaker)

The most biodiverse region in the world can be found in the tropical Andes (~5º-24ºS) between Venezuela and the Bolivian Altiplano, yet it is hi...

11:45

A North Tropical Atlantic Sea Surface Temperature Reconstruction from the Dominican Republic Using Pinus occidentalis

7 minutes, 11:45 - 11:52

Part of: Symposium 8 (PT 2). Dendrochronological progress in tropical Americas

Coeur des Sciences, Sherbrooke Building, UQAM - Amphitheatre (SH-2800)

Talk

Jim Speer, Indiana State University (Speaker)

The Caribbean, like much of the tropics, is underrepresented by tree-ring chronologies making global climate reconstructions a challenge because...

Neogene paleotemperature estimates from lignin-methoxy hydrogen isotopes of sub-fossil wood in the Canadian Arctic

15 minutes, 11:45 - 12:00

Part of: Symposium 4. Dendrogeochemistry ‘moving beyond potential’

Coeur des Sciences, Sherbrooke Building, UQAM - Salle polyvalente (SH-4800)

Talk

Trevor Porter, University of Toronto Mississauga (Speaker)

Neogene fossil beds in the Canadian Arctic Archipelago (CAA) provide a window into past greenhouse intervals and insights on what a future, warm...

11:50

Central American Tree-Ring Research: A Review

7 minutes, 11:53 - 12:00

Part of: Symposium 8 (PT 2). Dendrochronological progress in tropical Americas

Coeur des Sciences, Sherbrooke Building, UQAM - Amphitheatre (SH-2800)

Talk

Diego Pons Ganddini, Colorado State University (Speaker)

In this presentation we discuss the current status of tree-ring research in the neotropical Americas outside of México. The most relevant findin...

17:40

The other Montréal. From the River to the Mountain; a first discovery of the city

1 hour 50 minutes, 17:40 - 19:30

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Coeur des Sciences, Sherbrooke Building, UQAM - Salle polyvalente (SH-4800)

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