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@JimmyB You got it! Those are some proxy records we can use as stand-ins for climate records. I use tree-rings to look back on past droughts going back 2,000+ yrs. Ice cores go back much further 800,000 to 1 million+ yrs. Sediment goes back 10,000 to 100,000+ yrs but the temporal resolution of ice and sediment is not annual. The annual or even subannual (trees actually put on two types of rings a year) is why I like dendrochronology so much. I mostly teach now and try to publish with students

@SuperMoosie Thank you!

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@proscience Awesome I will follow #MakersHour and the tips. Thanks for the help and welcome.

@Aubrieta Thank you!

@Josteglitz Good to know will do! Was t sure of the best strategy.

@lavergnetho thank you!

@ravensrod Thank you! I think I've been to that tube station in london!

@JimmyB Thank you!

@cultdev Thank you! Good to know, I am still trying to wrap my head around it but love that posts are not algorithmically served up! Feels more like what a social network is supposed to be.

@unionwhore Thank you!

@jackyan Thank you!

#introduction I'm new to the #fediverse brought here from the hard fork podcast. Only been here a day and I'm loving it. I'm a #professor of #geography my research interests include #climate and #weather. My passion is teaching students and advising graduate student theses. If you need any help or advice writing or publishing your thesis reach out. My biggest hobby is adventure #motorcycling but more recently I've had my hands full with our two kids so I do a lot of #diy and #baking