Supplementary files and data accompanying the paper "Beech latewood density as a proxy for temperature reconstruction"
(2026)
- Author
- Louis Verschuren (UGent) and Jan Van den Bulcke (UGent)
- Organization
- Project
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- Cofinancing core facility - Centre for X-ray Tomography – UGCT
- FaCT: Fast Automated X-ray CT characterisation
- ACcurate Temperature REconstructions and climate change mapping in tree rings of Ancient bristlecone pines, the Longest-living trees in the world [ACTREAL]
- A game-changing perspective on intra-seasonal wood formation dynamics using high-resolution X-ray Computed Tomography to elucidate leaf senescence and autumn dynamics of temperate deciduous trees in Europe
- COBARCHIVES: A long-term view of Congo Basin forest resilience from fossil charcoal and living trees
- SmartWoodID: Smart classification of Congolese timbers: deep learning techniques for enforcing forest conservation
- Abstract
- Supplementary files and data accompanying the paper "Beech latewood density as a proxy for temperature reconstruction" (DOI: https://doi.org/10.1126/sciadv.aee1305) This repository includes: All files related to the anatomical analysis The optical scans (binned down from 0.2 µm resolution to 2 µm resolution to save space; contact the authors for the full-sized images) The anatomical segmentation masks (please note these were optimized for latewood segmentations; the earlywood sections should not be used) The annotated training data (in YOLO format) The final YOLOv8l model weights All Python code related to the anatomical analysis All files related to the figures and statistical analysis All R code (always download the latest version of XCT.read before running: https://github.com/UGent-Woodlab/XCT.read-R-function) All raw tree-ring and climatological data The output figures and tables All output chronologies Cite Verschuren et al. 2026 when using these files.
- Keywords
- Tree rings, Latewood density, Fagus sylvatica, Dendroclimatology, X-ray micro-Computed Tomography, Wood anatomy
- License
- CC-BY-4.0
- Access
- open access
Citation
Please use this url to cite or link to this publication: http://hdl.handle.net/1854/LU-01KWVNV1Q5JFV9CRPJFDKM47DZ
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abstract = {{Supplementary files and data accompanying the paper "Beech latewood density as a proxy for temperature reconstruction" (DOI: https://doi.org/10.1126/sciadv.aee1305)
This repository includes:
All files related to the anatomical analysis
The optical scans (binned down from 0.2 µm resolution to 2 µm resolution to save space; contact the authors for the full-sized images)
The anatomical segmentation masks (please note these were optimized for latewood segmentations; the earlywood sections should not be used)
The annotated training data (in YOLO format)
The final YOLOv8l model weights
All Python code related to the anatomical analysis
All files related to the figures and statistical analysis
All R code (always download the latest version of XCT.read before running: https://github.com/UGent-Woodlab/XCT.read-R-function)
All raw tree-ring and climatological data
The output figures and tables
All output chronologies
Cite Verschuren et al. 2026 when using these files.}},
author = {{Verschuren, Louis and Van den Bulcke, Jan}},
keywords = {{Tree rings,Latewood density,Fagus sylvatica,Dendroclimatology,X-ray micro-Computed Tomography,Wood anatomy}},
publisher = {{Zenodo}},
title = {{Supplementary files and data accompanying the paper "Beech latewood density as a proxy for temperature reconstruction"}},
url = {{http://doi.org/10.5281/ZENODO.18480355}},
year = {{2026}},
}
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