LOL! If you failed to study for a math test because of this 10-1/2 minute video, I'll go out on a limb (see what I did there?) and say you probably have other issues to work out in math.
Great stuff, Professor Dave. My grandfather always said to treat trees with reverence; they almost always have a story to tell as long as you're willing to listen.
It must be true. The famous British comedian and part of the trinity of great jokers - The Goons. Used the song I talked to the trees by Robert Goulet. However, Milligan changed it to "I talk to the trees, that's why they put me away."
Very interesting. The idea of trees keeping a record of past events is so amazing. They’re like living books filled to the brim of history. The idea of how environmental conditions can effect the grown rate of trees is amazing. Was wondering how far back dendrochronologist could date trees using these methods. Is there any limit on how old or far back they could date trees using these methods? Can’t wait for the next video!
Finally got a chance to watch part 2....great work Dave. One point about autocorrelation and standardization or proper autocorrelation. Unfortunately, sometimes you will investigate a stand a of trees that will not hold up to standardization. Happened to me in the Blow Me Down Mountains of western Newfoundland. The eastern white pine unfortunately did not adhere to the last two concepts, as the environmental factors in the area (serpentine rock strata, katabatic winds and major forest fires) would not allow a proper explanation of the extant EWP trees in the area. However, coring those beauties and experiencing the Blow Me Downs was well worth the effort! I would like to say that most of the time, those two key points work well enough, but sometimes you will encounter an elusive forest ;).
This was really useful information, Professor Dave. Thank you. Do you have a list of any sources you used for this video, or recommended readings? I'm also interested in learning more about dendro provenancing.
Wow, dating trees is much harder than just counting the rings. Bill Nye never explained any of this in his debates with Creationists. Fascinating to know
it would be nice to find a billionaire or make a cash contribution on F16. it would turn the machine into a remote-controlled F16 and check if it was possible to leave the earth.
The intro is intended for a learning audience, a vast majority of his learning audience is younger. This is because older people should be mature enough when in a learning environment to simply ignore intros, intros are intended to grab the attention of new viewers, not for people who look for information in specific, or viewers whom are already common viewers.
I have learned the the basics of dendrochronology, but at what cost... I had a math test to study for 😭😭😭
LOL! If you failed to study for a math test because of this 10-1/2 minute video, I'll go out on a limb (see what I did there?) and say you probably have other issues to work out in math.
Great stuff, Professor Dave. My grandfather always said to treat trees with reverence; they almost always have a story to tell as long as you're willing to listen.
It must be true. The famous British comedian and part of the trinity of great jokers - The Goons. Used the song I talked to the trees by Robert Goulet. However, Milligan changed it to "I talk to the trees, that's why they put me away."
The look on the face of the guy at 7:39
“Dave, what are you doing out in the forest?”
“I am dating trees!”
“Uh huh...”
I actually download videos so I can listen to them when I go running in the woods so this will be fun during rest.
Leave the chainsaw at home
I hate you
Very interesting. The idea of trees keeping a record of past events is so amazing. They’re like living books filled to the brim of history. The idea of how environmental conditions can effect the grown rate of trees is amazing.
Was wondering how far back dendrochronologist could date trees using these methods. Is there any limit on how old or far back they could date trees using these methods?
Can’t wait for the next video!
I’m doing chemistry at uni, you’ve helped me so much. Great teacher. Love from uk 🇬🇧
Wow it's much more complicated than I imagined :)
Thanks for a great short overview of how they do it!
Finally got a chance to watch part 2....great work Dave. One point about autocorrelation and standardization or proper autocorrelation. Unfortunately, sometimes you will investigate a stand a of trees that will not hold up to standardization. Happened to me in the Blow Me Down Mountains of western Newfoundland. The eastern white pine unfortunately did not adhere to the last two concepts, as the environmental factors in the area (serpentine rock strata, katabatic winds and major forest fires) would not allow a proper explanation of the extant EWP trees in the area. However, coring those beauties and experiencing the Blow Me Downs was well worth the effort! I would like to say that most of the time, those two key points work well enough, but sometimes you will encounter an elusive forest ;).
Man... I am having so much fun listening to these. Thank you for your work
i have finally found chemistry jesus
You made me like biology again.
I learned about that in history class about Vikings and stuff it's so cool!
I am so glad I found your channel!
Great work ! I love this channel!
What 5 books should i read to understand Evolution?
very nice
Not dendrochronology, but I hope you cover mycorrhizal networks at some point.
I mention them in my mycology series! Probably will come up again there later.
@@ProfessorDaveExplains ok, I missed the Wood-wide web discussion. My bad!
This was really useful information, Professor Dave. Thank you. Do you have a list of any sources you used for this video, or recommended readings? I'm also interested in learning more about dendro provenancing.
We love you professor Dave.
I respect you a lot. You are a very good teacher. I pray to God may you be happy throughout your life . Lots of love 💞 from India
When RUclips video actually has 1080p video quality.
Please make a video on assymetric synthesis
Wow, dating trees is much harder than just counting the rings. Bill Nye never explained any of this in his debates with Creationists. Fascinating to know
I am your biggest fan
Great work Dr Dave,it will be much appreciated if there are some mcqs part on dendrochronology,love from Pakistan 😊❤❤❤😊
How can I get lectures about denderochemistry....plz help
Dislikes are people who don’t understand what he’s saying
No, the dislikes comes from creationists like Kent Hovind.
lovely video! but with at least primitive sources it would be better :(
Wonder how long it's going to take the Young Earth Creationists to realise the implications of this video
Aww I was excited Dave might have secrets for my terrible dating life. Wrong kind of dating.
@Jas M. Or, you could just limit your dating pool to sessile organisms!
Ohh thanks jesus, because your video i got 100 in exam
I think i am first 😂😂by the way sir i am a great fan of your's 🤩.
The principles of cross dating didn't turn out to be what I'd hoped for in a video ..
😐
So, we're going there are we?
@@OldBenOne
Someone had to do it , now we can move on
Professor, could you teach us French??
Dave I love you, can you make vids that scientifically call out anti maskers
Would be nice :D
@Mike Seork Masks decrease pathogen spread. There's actually zero debate.
it would be nice to find a billionaire or make a cash contribution on F16. it would turn the machine into a remote-controlled F16 and check if it was possible to leave the earth.
Dude, I'm sorry but you need a different intro. Please.
Whyyyy???😭😂😂 I really love it.
The intro is intended for a learning audience, a vast majority of his learning audience is younger.
This is because older people should be mature enough when in a learning environment to simply ignore intros, intros are intended to grab the attention of new viewers, not for people who look for information in specific, or viewers whom are already common viewers.
"core" principles lol