Justin T. Maxwell

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https://orcid.org/0000-0001-9195-3146

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Associated Concepts [?]

• Geology
• Geography
• Biology
• Environmental science
• Ecology
• Physics
• Oceanography
• History
• Archaeology
• Paleontology
• Climatology
• Meteorology
• Engineering
• Climate change
• Dendrochronology
• Botany
• Computer science
• Precipitation
• Mathematics
• Atmospheric sciences
• Forestry
• Physical geography

Authored Works

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• Using flux tower data to inform verification and monitoring approaches for forest carbon accounting
• Extremes and Volcanically Driven Changes in the Western Flank of the Bermuda High Since the 12th Century
• Earlywood and Latewood Records from Quercus alba Show the Influence of Shifts in Precipitation and Vapor Pressure Deficit Seasonality on Tree Growth
• Tree-Ring Reconstructions of the Apalachicola-Chattahoochee-Flint (ACF) River System
• Reconstructing and Quantifying Changes in the Western Flank of the North Atlantic Subtropical High Since 1430 CE Using a Multispecies Tree-Ring Network
• Introducing the North America Paleo-temperature Atlas, a 1x1 Spatial Field Reconstruction of Summer Air Temperature
• Drought-induced decoupling between tree growth and carbon uptake impacts forest carbon turnover time
• Changes in Tropical Cyclone Rainfall Driven by Volcanism over the Last 500 Years
• 1,100-year reconstruction of baseflow, indicates that high baseflow extremes are decreasing for the Santee River, South Carolina, USA.

Linked Co-Authors

• Christoforos Pappas
• Darren L. Ficklin
• David J. P. Moore
• Edward R. Cook
• Erika K. Wise
• Joshua C. Bregy
• Karen J. Heeter
• Kimberly A. Novick
• Masahito Ueyama
• Matthew D. Therrell
• Matthew P. Dannenberg
• Rossella Guerrieri
• Soumaya Belmecheri
• Tsun Fung Au
• Valérie Trouet

Linked Collaborating Institutions

• Indiana University, Bloomington
• Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory
• Montana State University, Bozeman
• Osaka Prefecture University, Japan
• Purdue University, Indiana
• SUNY Syracuse, New York
• Saint Andrews University, UK
• U.S. Department of Agriculture
• University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa
• University of Arizona
• University of Bologna, Italy
• University of Idaho
• University of Iowa
• University of Nevada, Las Vegas
• University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
• University of Quebec, Montreal
• University of Utah

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