Observed arrival · 2026-11-04
Dendrotrace: Date the timber. Defend the date.
A forensic dendrochronology workbench for cross-dating timber, estimating felling dates, examining provenance, and assembling case dossiers.
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- Building archaeologists and heritage timber specialists
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- The homepage reports 93.6% top-ranked date accuracy across 498 real ITRDB series, using leave-one-out validation.
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The interface lays out a four-stage case workflow: acquire and measure, analyze and date, synthesize provenance, then report. Listed inputs include Tucson, Heidelberg, CooRecorder, TRiDaS, CSV, and JSON; the homepage also names COFECHA-style segment checks and Bayesian wiggle-matching against IntCal20. Its reported validation figures are homepage claims, not independently established by this extract.
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