Emily Reid

PhD student

University of St Andrews

Participates in 3 items

Sessions in which Emily Reid participates

Monday 27 June, 2022

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

8:30

Workshop. Blue Intensity for Dendrochronology

4 hours, 8:30 - 12:30

Coeur des Sciences, Sherbrooke Building, UQAM - Classroom (SH-3140)

Workshop

Rob Wilson, University of St Andrews (Instructor)

Grant Harley, University of Idaho (Instructor)

Karen Heeter, University of Idaho (Instructor)

Emily Reid, University of St Andrews (Instructor)

Blue Intensity (BI) is a cost-effective analytical method for m...

13:30

Workshop. Blue Intensity for Dendrochronology (continued)

4 hours, 13:30 - 17:30

Coeur des Sciences, Sherbrooke Building, UQAM - Classroom (SH-3140)

Workshop

Rob Wilson, University of St Andrews (Instructor)

Karen Heeter, University of Idaho (Instructor)

Grant Harley, University of Idaho (Instructor)

Emily Reid, University of St Andrews (Instructor)

Blue Intensity (BI) is a cost-effective analytical method for m...

Wednesday 29 June, 2022

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

12:30

Re-evaluating Divergence in Western Canada

1 hour 30 minutes, 12:30 - 14:00

Part of: Poster Session

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

Poster

Emily Reid, University of St Andrews (Speaker)

The classic definition of the so-called “divergence problem” is a decoupling of temperature sensitive tree-ring chronologies from the instrument...

Sessions in which Emily Reid attends

Monday 27 June, 2022

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

17:30

Ice Breaker (free drinks for all)

3 hours, 17:30 - 20:30

Coeur des Sciences, Sherbrooke Building, UQAM - Agora Hydro-Québec (CO-R500)

Talk

Tuesday 28 June, 2022

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

8:45

Dr. Florence Hawley Ellis Lecture (Keynote presentation)

30 minutes, 8:45 - 9:15

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

Keynote

Justine Ngoma, The Copperbelt University (Keynote speaker)

Africa is faced with a number of challenges including climate change and ecological disturbance due to various anthropogenic activities. These p...

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)

11:00

General Session (New perspectives and developments)

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

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

Talk

James Capshew, Indiana University (Speaker)

Daniel Griffin, University of Minnesota (Speaker)

Milos Rydval, Czech University of Life Sciences Prague (Speaker)

Tomás Muñoz-Salazar, Universidad Austral de Chile (Speaker)

Neil Pederson, Harvard Forest (Speaker)

Scott St. George, University of Minnesota (Chair)

Ignacio Hermoso de Mendoza, Geotop (Chair)

Toward a Historiography of Dendrochronology

15 minutes, 11:00 - 11:15

Part of: General Session (New perspectives and developments)

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

Talk

James Capshew, Indiana University (Speaker)

"Emerging in the early 20th century, the scientific study of tree-rings has a rich but under-cultivated history. This project reviews the histor...

11:15

Emerging technologies with dendrochronology: platforms, progress, and potential

15 minutes, 11:15 - 11:30

Part of: General Session (New perspectives and developments)

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

Talk

Daniel Griffin, University of Minnesota (Speaker)

Ultra high resolution imaging is becoming standard across the sciences and must be a priority for dendrochronology. Large format scanners fail t...

13:30

General Session (Dendroclimatology, PT3)

1 hour 30 minutes, 13:30 - 15:00

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

Talk

Daniela Granato, University of Arkansas (Speaker)

María Eugenia Ferrero, IANIGLA-CONICET Argentina (Speaker)

Christine Lucas, Universidad de la Republica - Uruguay (Speaker)

George Rhee, University of Nevada Las Vegas (Speaker)

Ze'ev Gedalof, University of Guelph (Speaker)

Priyadarshini Parsons O'Brien, University of New South Wales (Speaker)

Grant Harley, University of Idaho (Chair)

Matthew Bekker, Brigham Young University (Chair)

Symposium 5. Applications of dendrochronology in urban environments

1 hour 30 minutes, 13:30 - 15:00

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

Talk

Greg King, University of Alberta (Moderator)

Kaisa Rissanen, Université du Québec à Montréal (Moderator)

Mitchell Bonney, University of Toronto Mississauga (Speaker)

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

Maegen Rochner, University of Louisville (Speaker)

Mareike Hirsch, University of Freiburg (Speaker)

Danielle Martin, Brock University (Speaker)

As of 2020, 56% of the world’s population live in urban areas. These individuals benefit from numerous ecosystem servic...

15:15

General Session (Dendroclimatology, PT4)

2 hours, 15:15 - 17:15

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

Talk

Inga K. Homfeld, Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz (Speaker)

Rob Wilson, University of St Andrews (Speaker)

Justin Maxwell, Indiana University (Speaker)

Frederick Reinig, Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz (Speaker)

Philippa Higgins, University of New South Wales (Speaker)

Valérie Daux, Laboratoire des Sciences du Climat et de l'Environnement / Université de Versailles Saint Quentin (Speaker)

Matthew Therrell, University of Alabama (Speaker)

Stockton Maxwell, Radford University (Chair)

Grant Harley, University of Idaho (Chair)

Wednesday 29 June, 2022

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

8:45

Exact Dating of the First Europeans in the Americas (Keynote presentation)

30 minutes, 8:45 - 9:15

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

Keynote

Margot Kuitems, University of Groningen (Keynote speaker)

M.W. Dee, University of Groningen (Keynote speaker)

Dendrochronology is considered one the most precise of all the scientific dating techniques. However, it requires ...

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

Four decades of paleoflood hydrology through wood anatomy

15 minutes, 11:00 - 11:15

Part of: General Session (Dendrogeosystems)

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

Talk

Scott St. George, University of Minnesota (Speaker)

Forty years ago Dr. Tom Yanosky, a research botanist with the US Geological Survey, reported that ash trees growing along the Potomac River cont...

11:15

Assessing Vulnerability of American Holly (Ilex opaca) Trees in Coastal Maritime Forests of N.Y. and N.J.

15 minutes, 11:15 - 11:30

Part of: General Session (Dendrogeosystems)

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

Talk

Troy Nixon, Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory (Speaker)

Coastal maritime forests in northeastern USA are mostly fragmented and currently threatened by climate change. This study focuses on American ho...

11:30

Dendrochronology and ecology of central-western New York, 1448-1902

15 minutes, 11:30 - 11:45

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

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

Talk

Carol Griggs, Cornell Tree Ring Laboratory (Speaker)

Dendrochronology in eastern New York State, USA, was established from timbers used in European settlement and development of the Hudson and Moha...

11:45

Dendroprovenancing with machine learning – a new approach to reveal the original growth site of historical timber

15 minutes, 11:45 - 12:00

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

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

Talk

Eileen Kuhl, Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz (Speaker)

Dendroclimatological reconstructions are often extended into the past with wood from historical buildings. However, the varying, though frequent...

18:30

TRS-Awards ceremony & FREE Pre-Dining cocktail

2 hours 30 minutes, 18:30 - 21:00

Coeur des Sciences, Sherbrooke Building, UQAM - Agora Hydro-Québec (CO-R500)

This is a mandatory (!) .... and FREE (!!) cocktail & award ceremony (!!!)(in replacement of the Banquet formula)->-&...

Thursday 30 June, 2022

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

8:45

A tipping point for tropical tree longevity (Keynote presentation)

30 minutes, 8:45 - 9:15

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

Keynote

Giuliano Locosselli, Institute of Environmental Research (Keynote speaker)

How old are tropical trees? This fundamental question has long driven the curiosity of laymen and scientists. But only recently, a great number ...

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

Filling the North American gap with robust and temperature-sensitive millennial tree ring density data

15 minutes, 9:35 - 9:50

Part of: General Session (Proxies and models)

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

Talk

Feng Wang, Institut national de la recherche scientifique (Speaker)

"Maximum latewood density (MXD) is the most sensitive proxy for reconstructing temperature variations over past centuries to millennia. However,...

9:40

Wood anatomy of Puerto Rican trees: an ecological archive without tree-rings

7 minutes, 9:43 - 9:50

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

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

Talk

Emanuele Ziaco, Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz (Speaker)

In tropical environments of central America, tree-ring forming species are rare to find, especially in areas with pronounced aseasonality, but w...

10:05

The use of hydrological model output as targets in tree ring-based streamflow reconstructions

15 minutes, 10:05 - 10:20

Part of: General Session (Proxies and models)

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

Talk

Max Torbenson, Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz (Speaker)

Tree-ring records have been used extensively to reconstruct past streamflow variability. Annually resolved estimates for several centuries...

10:20

A 389-yrs precipitation changes in the Northern South American Altiplano reveals an increase in extreme drought events s

7 minutes, 10:20 - 10:27

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

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

Talk

Mariano Morales, IANIGLA-CONICET Argentina (Speaker)

Given the short span of instrumental hydroclimatic records in the South American Altiplano, longer time records are needed to understand the nat...

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...

11:15

Effects of cold conditions on the growth rates of a subtropical conifer

7 minutes, 11:15 - 11:22

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

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

Talk

Scipioni, M. Marcelo Scipioni, Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina (Speaker)

Araucaria angustifolia is an endangered species that occurs in the high and cold regions of southern Brazil. This species has economic importanc...

11:45

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...

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...

13:25

Short fire intervals and long tree ring chronologies in the eastern Canadian taiga (Keynote presentation)

35 minutes, 13:25 - 14:00

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

Keynote

Dominique Arseneault, Université du Québec à Rimouski (Keynote speaker)

A gap of millennial tree-ring data suitable for dendroclimatology has long been evident in the North American bo...

14:05

Symposium 3. Ecophysiological interpretations of stable isotopes in dendroecology

1 hour 45 minutes, 14:05 - 15:50

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

Talk

Paul Szejner, Instituto de Geología Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico (Moderator)

Alienor Lavergne, University of Reading (UK) (Moderator)

Steven Voelker, Michigan Technological University (Moderator)

Rossella Guerrieri, University of Bologna (Moderator)

Adam Csank, University of Nevada, Reno (Moderator)

Jia Hu, University of Arizona (Speaker)

Kinzie Bailey, The University of Arizona (Speaker)

Marco Lehmann, WSL Birmensdorf (Speaker)

Soumaya Belmecheri, Laboratory of Tree Ring Reserch (Speaker)

Brandon Strange, University of Arizona (Speaker)

Laia Andreu-Hayles, Columbia University (Speaker)

The interpretation of stable isotopes in a dendroecological framework can provide powerfu...

15:20

The North American Monsoon and the Megadrought: How Precipitation Influences Forest Responses to Drought Conditions

15 minutes, 15:20 - 15:35

Part of: Symposium 3. Ecophysiological interpretations of stable isotopes in dendroecology

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

Talk

Brandon Strange, University of Arizona (Speaker)

Drought conditions have been projected to increase globally as atmospheric CO2 (ca) and vapor pressure deficit (VPD) increase. Experimental and ...

15:35

Ecophysiological response of white spruce to climate in high-latitude boreal forests in North America

15 minutes, 15:35 - 15:50

Part of: Symposium 3. Ecophysiological interpretations of stable isotopes in dendroecology

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

Talk

Laia Andreu-Hayles, Columbia University (Speaker)

The boreal forest located in high northern latitudes stores about a third of the world’s carbon and covers almost a quarter of the Earth’s land ...