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Publication Details

Title:
Stambaugh - Pine Lake and River - PIRE - ITRDB MI021
Author(s):
Stambaugh, Michael C.; Guyette, Richard P.; Marschall, Joseph M.; Muzika, Rose M.
Publication Year:
2013
How to Cite:
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Stambaugh, Michael C.; Guyette, Richard P.; Marschall, Joseph M., Muzika, Rose M. 2013. Stambaugh - Pine Lake and River - PIRE - ITRDB MI021. Boulder, CO: NCDC-Paleoclimatology. https://doi.org/10.25921/k6zw-8p94
Abstract:
Fire scar histories are a critical fire data source because they form a foundation for defining fire regimes. This data package contains crossdated tree-ring measurements used to date fire scars for Pine Lake and River in Michigan from 1483 to 2006. These data are part of a larger project to archive fire history data in the southern and eastern United States.

Keywords:
earth science; paleoclimate; tree-ring; ring width; Pinus resinosa Aiton; red pine; JFSP; Joint Fire Science Program; geoscientificInformation; Fire; Fire detection; Fire ecology; Pine Lake and River; Michigan
Related publications:
  • Guyette, Richard P.; Stambaugh, Michael C.; Dey, Daniel C.; Muzika, Rose M. 2012. Predicting fire frequency with chemistry and climate. Ecosystems. 15: 322-335. https://research.fs.usda.gov/treesearch/40218 https://doi.org/10.1007/s10021-011-9512-0
  • Guyette, Richard P.; Stambaugh, Michael C.; Dey, Daniel C. 2010. Developing and using fire scar histories in the southern and eastern United States. Final Report to the Joint Fire Science Program. Project # 06-3-1-16. https://www.firescience.gov/projects/06-3-1-16/project/06-3-1-16_guyette_jfsp_finalreport_06_3_1_16.pdf
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