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- "This is a
remarkably multi-level site--reaching grade school to grad school. The
site features: detailed references for dendrochronologists, important
links for tree ring research, software available for tree ring
research, principles of dendrochronology, classic references in
dendrochronology, and a fun photo gallery/quiz. A What's New page
(complete with dates) is given for frequent visitors. Links are well
annotated and carefully chosen. (****)"
- Scott Russell, Department of Botany and Microbiology,
University of Oklahoma
- "Grissino's
Ultimate web page is actually just that. It has links to various
pieces of software, classic tree-ring references, a photo gallery,
links to other important sites, a discussion of dendrochronology, and
more. The only site you actually need."
- Scott Senkeresty, Cal Poly State University
- "The ultimate web
pages about tree rings and tree-ring research lives up to its name -
from here you can go to just about everything to do with tree rings,
dating and climate."
- Mark Dinnin, Department of Geography, University of Sussex,
England
- "... an
incredibly interesting, thorough, and useable site for which you
should be greatly complimented."
- Peter Jalajas, Geraghty & Miller, Inc., Andover,
Massachusetts
- "I take also the
chance to appreciate your excellent web pages - for me a reference
site for all types of problems and questions!"
- Rupert Wimmer, Universitaet fuer Bodenkultur Wien, Vienna,
Austria
- "The Website
looks great, by the way. I hope you're getting attention from
educators, because it deserves it."
- Chris Earle, University of Washington
- "The tree-ring
web pages are great, and your bibliography is great (I've even used
it)."
- Karen Adams, Crow Canyon Archaeology Center, Cortez, Colorado
- "Thank you for
your web page!"
- Les Weil, Fortuna, California
- "I am a student
here at Dartmouth and I am in the process of making a web page as a
final project for an envrionmental studies class. I came across some
wonderful photgraphs on the tree ring page... the page is great!"
- Katharine Maher, Dartmouth University
- "I saw your
website which, I thought, was wonderfully rich and passionate."
- Kathy Glover, Science Museum of Minnesota
- "Thank you very
much for your excellent web site about dendrochronology."
- Shibo Zheng, Computer Science Department, Anglia University,
United Kingdom
- "What a heck
amount of time you spent on it! If I ever need to find out about tree
rings, I'll know where to go!"
- David Hartwick, British Columbia, Canada
- "Just took a new
look at the web pages -- nice work. Tell me, when do you have time to
do all this?"
- Evan Moffett, Department of Geography, Ohio University
- "I am an
archaeology postgrad from the University of Durham, U.K, doing some
research on dendrochronology available from the web. I found your
pages extremely informative."
- Virginia Lloyd, University of Durham, United Kingdom
- "Thanks again and
congratulations to this great page!"
- Constantin Sander, Institute for Wood Biology, University of
Hamburg, Germany
- "I just visited
your pages for the first time. Great stuff!"
- Joe D. Stewart, Department of Anthropology, Lakehead
University, Canada
- "Just a note to
thank you for the web site. It's a terrific resource for me, as a
science writer, to use to begin sorting through the issues of
dendrochronology and climate records."
- John Fleck, Albuquerque Journal, New Mexico
- "Do you have any
info on Red Cedars found on cliff faces growing false rings? Thank
you, I have enjoyed your site."
- Dennis Dintelmann
- "I visited your
wonderful home page! As always, I will introduce your page and the
Dendro-Literature Database to my dendro-colleagues in Japan. Both
pages are very useful."
- Osamu Kobayashi, Laboratory of Wood Biology, Hokkaido
University, Japan
- "I've really been
enjoying looking at your page. You have a lot of useful information on
it. The images, descriptions and question/answer format are great.
Thanks for putting it on line."
- Rich Leiszler
- "The dendro
website of yours is truly beautiful and informative, and
well-deserving of the rewards it got."
- Jan Peczkis, Northeastern Illinois University
- "The new layout
looks good! It appears to load quickly and the graphics look
fine."
- Leonard Miller, Ancient Bristlecone Pine Website, Sonoma
County, California
- "I was very
surprised about the new look. Now it's much easier to choose the main
category to follow, and also loading of pages doesn't take such a long
time anymore. It's really improved."
- Andris Kalnins, Latvia
- "I think that
your dendro web page is great. I visit it a lot and get lots of
information from it."
- Hans Linderholm, Department of Physical Geography, Stockholm
University, Sweden
- "Your page is the
first and only page that has helped me out on my reports and research.
I applaud you for your hard work, and thank you for the info."
- Kurt Szumiesz, University of Alaska - Anchorage
- "You have a very
well constructed page with a great deal of information that was very
useful for our group."
- Erin Newsom, University of Northern British Columbia, Canada
- "What you are
doing for tree-rings on the Web is a great thing."
- Neil Pederson, Marshall Woods Consulting, Vermont
- "Just got through
perusing your web pages, very creative and informative!"
- Rachel Hochman, University of California - Davis
- "I think your
page on dendrochronolgy is great!"
- Josh Sparks, University of Southern Maine
- "I want to thank
you for your fantastic web page: it helped me a lot. I'm a finalist
biology student and I need to make a presentation about
dendrochronology."
- Susana Coelho, Portugal
- "I found your web
site while searching the web for tree-ring pictures... It's is
definitely worth making a reference link to. It is full of information
and photos."
- Audrey Hawkins, Department of Geography, University of
Georgia
- "As I searched
the net for info on dendrochronology, your page was referenced a lot.
After viewing this page I now know why. It is well organized and very
interesting. Keep up the superb dedication to provide knowledge."
- Terrance Dickinson
- "I was perusing
the web looking for tree ring data for my master's thesis and of
course I found your web page. It is a great site - I am really using
the references extensively."
- Alys Wall, Department of Geography, Penn State University
- "Your web page is
terrific. Obviously you are inspired by your work..."
- DeLisa Arnold, Louisiana State University
- "First, I would
like to say that your page is the most detailed and thorough I have
ever seen. Good Job!!!"
- Ron Chan, California State University - Hayward
- "First of all my
congratulations for your initiative in spreading the tree-ring
literature all over the world."
- Mario Tomazello, Forestry Department, University of Sao
Paolo, Brasil
- "These are
perhaps the best pages on the web concerning tree rings and tree ring
research. They contain many links to other sites and researchers.
Check them out."
- Andrew De Volder, Northern Arizona University, Flagstaff
- "Your web page is
one of the best, or even maybe the best about dendrochronology."
- Andris Kalnins, Latvia
- "I wanted to
thank you for your page... my ten year old son & his class are
doing a little research on trees. Your page was very helpful. The
question his teacher wanted to know was how do they tell a tree's age
without cutting it down. He loved the stuff he found on your
page."
- Roxanne and Dustin Hymel
- "Congratulations!
I've added your site to IntIndex."
- Gerry Hurley, Manager, Library and Information Services,
SilverPlatter Information, Inc.
- "I must
congratulate you on your magnificent WWW pages! They are marvelous,
and must be the best on the subject."
- Esther Jansma, Dutch Centre for Dendrochronology, Amersfoort,
The Netherlands
- "Henri and others
at and through the LTRR are providing a significant contribution to
dendro work everywhere, particularly in more remote locations such as
mine. I greatly appreciate a place to go for information and also
appreciate the work that is put forth by all those involved."
- Tom Bragg, Department of Biology, University of Nebraska,
Omaha
- "I am composing
an 'electronic companion' to my book Archaeology: An
Introduction (3rd edition, 1995)... In my test version (not
yet available outside my Department) I have included a link to your
splendid pages!
- Kevin Greene, Department of Archaeology, University of
Newcastle upon Tyne, Great Britain
- "I love the work
you have done on your tree-ring pages. They really look quite
professional."
- Steve Norman, Department of Geography, The Pennsylvania State
University, State College
- "I just wanted to
let you know how helpful your web page on dendrochronology has been
for me as a debutante in the world of dendrochronology. I am using the
technique in my Master's thesis research to study the frequency and
magnitude of snow avalanches in the Colorado Front Range.
- Shelly A. Rayback, Department of Geography, University of
Texas at Austin
- "Cool home page -
I checked it out recently."
- Lisa Pedicino, University of Arizona, Tucson
- "I was surfing
the web yesterday and checked out the new and improved web pages! Wow!
They're great. I tried out the biblio program which works pretty
well."
- Eva Riccius, Simon Fraser University, Canada
- "I am doing work
on Pennsylvanian climate, using tree rings to look at tropical
seasonality. Some of your illustrations will be very useful in
talks."
- Fred Chandler, Geological Survey of Canada
- "I teach 7th
grade Life Science and 8th grade Earth Science in a small school
district, in a small town called Toledo, Washington... thanks for the
cool page. I'll be using it in my class."
- Marilynn Chintella, Toledo, Washington
- "Just want to
touch bases with you, and mention that your web page is truly the
Ultimate Tree Ring Page!! What a fine job you have done. I like the
new look too!"
- Leonard Miller, Ancient Bristlecone Pine Website, Sonoma
County, California
- "First of all
thanks for the Web site! It has been a treasure trove of information!
The main resource for the project we are working on."
- Lauri Malmquist, Bermuda Biological Station for Research,
Bermuda
- "WOW!!! Thanks so
much for putting so much time and energy into this site... "the
page" is evolving into one of the most useful sites I have seen.
I am next going to let a few people know about!"
- Patrick T. Pringle, Washington Department of Natural
Resources, Division of Geology, Olympia, Washington
- "I have to say I
am quite impressed at what all you've got included. There are a couple
of people working on educational projects for kids and non-scientists
here and I'm going to tell them they should scan your section on
Resources for Dendrochronologists."
- Connie Woodhouse, NOAA Paleoclimatology Program, National
Geophysical Data Center, Boulder, Colorado
- "I like your web
site. I stumbled on it because someone asked me if tropical trees
(such as Dipterocarps in Indonesia) have annual rings."
- Darius Teter, Faculty of Forestry, University of British
Columbia, Canada
- "I was just doing
a quick search on the ITRDB bibliography and caught a glimpse of your
homepage - very nice!"
- Karen B. Arabas, Department of Geography, Willamette College,
Oregon
- "I just visited
your site regarding dendrochronology as well as your personal web
page. Both were very interesting and sparked an interest from my
personal point of view toward making a documentary about your work or
an educational research film about dendrochronology."
- Joseph J. Marquez, Anthropology Film Center, Santa Fe, New
Mexico
- "I thoroughly
enjoyed your dendrochronology web pages! I plan to acquire and read
some of the references you list."
- Tony Soeller
- "I very much like
your web page and will tell my students to drop by and give it a read.
Keep up the great work."
- Dan McCarthy, Brock University, Canada
- "Of all dendro
pages on the web, I think yours is the most informative one. You
included so much information, principles, pictures,
links...wonderful!"
- Constantin Sander, Institute for Wood Biology, University of
Hamburg, Germany
- "I would just
like to say that I am impressed with the work you do with the
"ultimate pages," the list, and the database. They are very
valuble to me... I sometimes think I use too much time just using
them!"
- Rune Groven, Norway
- "I have to say
that we at the Cliff Ecology Group are pretty impressed with your new
pages. They are HUGE and definitely worthwhile. Keep those pages going
for as long as you can, they're great!"
- John Gerrath, Cliff Ecology Research Group, University of
Guelph, Canada
- "I admire the
work you have done on the web pages, and certainly wish I had
available last year the wonderful bibliography you have
established."
- Michael P. Cohen, Southern Utah University, author of A
Garden of Bristlecone Pines
- "I just visited
your (personal) homepage. Looks more and more impressive every time I
come by."
- Ingrid de Kort, Rijksherbarium/Hortus Botanicus, University
of Leiden, The Netherlands
- "Hello, I am a
student from Erindale (University of Toronto) and I am very interested
in your research... Thank you for your fast response."
- Sosin Autur, University of Toronto, Canada
- "I would like to
establish a long-term project to understand the dynamics of landslides
in the Andes of Colombia. One component of this project would be
dating trees that establish on landslides as a way to understand
vegetation and soil recovery rates... Your home page was extremely
helpful!"
- Carla Restrepo, Stanford University, California
- "I just had to
drop a line to let you know how much I appreciated your tree-ring
website... One of my projects is to complete a print resource guide to
the field of dendrochronology and your site has been a tremendous
help. In the section devoted to dendrochronology web sites yours will
definitely be at the top of the list. Thanks for taking the
time."
- Maureen Morris, Graduate School Library and Information
Science, University of Western Ontario, Canada
- "Your very
helpful web page came up as I was exploring 'dendrochronology'."
- Tom Connolly, Research Director, Oregon State Museum of
Anthropology, University of Oregon, Eugene, Oregon
- "An exellent
page! Thanks for making it available."
- James P. Braselton, Professor and Chair, Environmental and
Plant Biology, Ohio University, Athens, Ohio
- "I spent much of
last Friday afternoon and a couple hours today exploring your web page
and some of its links. I have learned so much and I still have more to
go! Thank you for providing this service, it is excellent."
- Jeffrey H. Gove, USDA Forest Service, Durham, New Hampshire
- "My name is Sam
Catanese, a senior in high school. I am currently involved in a
project concerning dendrochronology. I just finished browsing through
your home page and found it quite interesting."
- Sam Catanese, Michigan
- "I finally logged
onto your web page today. Pretty neat!"
- Edward Berg, Kenai National Wildlife Refuge, Soldotna, Alaska
- "I found your
page due to a project that my 7 year old son is doing for his second
grade class. It's great!"
- Gerry Hurley, Arlington, Massachusetts
- "Henri
Grissino-Mayer's Ultimate web page about tree rings and tree-ring
research. It's a wonderful resource -- take advantage of it!"
- Evan Moffett, Department of Geography, Ohio University
- "I am a botany
student at Loras College in Dubuque, IA, and completed a project on
dendrochronology. Your web page helped me a great deal! Thanks a
bunch!!"
- Christie, Loras College, Dubuque, Iowa
- "Congrats on your
new web pages. You've been busy since I last checked in."
- Hope Kuniholm, Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public
Affairs, Syracuse University
- "I've been
browsing your Web-page, and though I've only just scratched the
surface of the info contained there, it has been wonderfully helpful.
I look forward to spending some more time investigating the storehouse
of information contained there. A great piece of work!"
- Stephen Karpuk, School of Resource and Environmental
Management, Simon Fraser University, Canada
- "I would like
first to express my opinion about your home page - it is useful and
impressive! For researchers who are discovering the world of the web,
it is something great."
- Elena Piutti, Centro di Ecologia Alpina, Trento, Italy
- "I commend you on
a very professional and informative site - I look forward to keeping
up with its evolvement."
- Paul Feikema, Cooperative Research Centre for Catchment
Hydrology, Monash University, Australia
- "You did a really
great job. Everybody from the tree-ring community simply must
appreciate your page!"
- Petr Horacek, Faculty of Forestry and Wood Technology,
University of Brno, The Czech Republic
- "I found your web
page by accident and really enjoyed it. I will be looking for some of
the articles."
- Kathryn Gifford, Savannah, Georgia
- "I stumbled onto
your web page, which is very useful!"
- Bill Baker, Department of Geography and Recreation,
University of Wyoming
- "I am one of the
visitors on your Ultimate Web Page for Tree Rings, which I read with
great pleasure."
- Jorund Rolstad, Norwegian Forest Research Institute, Norway
- "I have found
your "Principles of Dendrochronology" page to be very
helpful. Thanks!"
- James Fine
- "It is a delight
to read, remarkably thorough and definitive. I compliment you on your
efforts - a very individual effort."
- Bob Wulkowicz, Chicago, Illinois.
- "I have just
browsed thru your homepage and it looks nice."
- Tom Levanic, Department of Wood Science & Technology,
University of Ljubljana, Slowenia
- "Once again, I'm
impressed by your pages... "
- Joep A.E. van Bergeijk, The Netherlands
- "I am now
beginning to work on the Internet, and I am crazy about it! Thanks for
your Web page!"
- Alex Katchaev, Institute of Forestry, Krasnoyarsk, Russia
- "Your Ultimate
Web Pages for tree-ring research are wonderful! Thank-you for putting
together such a useful and accessible source of information."
- Craig Brunstein, U.S. Geological Survey, Denver, Colorado
- "You did a
fantastic job with your home page in many different ways... I found it
useful and very interesting."
- Art Raske, Canadian Forest Service, St. Johns, Newfoundland,
Canada
- "Nothing less
than outstanding. I really like your graphics and the way you laid
everything out... Thanks for all your hard work."
- John Brown, Agricultural Investigation and Research,
Columbia, Missouri
- "I really like
your home page scheme, very informative."
- Brendan Buckley, University of Tasmania, Australia
- "Grande, Henri!
Complimenti e grazie."
- Paolo Cherubini, Swiss Federal Institute of Forestry,
Birmensdorf, Switzerland
- "Eine ganz
ausgezeichnete Sache." ("Truly excellent.")
- Gustav Schneiter, Swiss Federal Institute of Forestry,
Birmensdorf, Switzerland
- "A nicely
organized, thorough collection of information you have
assembled."
- Matt Anderson, USDA Forest Service, Auburn, Alabama
- "It is absolutely
great!!! Very informative and interesting for both beginners and
seasoned professionals. Don't miss it!"
- Harold C. Fritts, Professor Emeritus of Dendrochronology,
Laboratory of Tree-Ring Research, The University of Arizona
- "Great work! This
is quite a page, one that the internet greatly needs. I will be
returning to it again and again."
- Leonard Miller, Ancient Bristlecone Pine Website, Sonoma
County, California
- "Excellent job
with the dendro home page. I was able to waste all kinds of time
browsing through the various links. I know I'll be using it
often."
- Andy Bartholomay, The Pennsylvania State University - Mont
Alto Campus
- "Sounds great -
it sounds so tempting I'll have to drag myself into the 1990s and
become web functional!!! Congratulations and keep up the good
work."
- Brian Luckman, Department of Geography, University of Western
Ontario, Canada
- "GREAT job on the
new tree-ring info web page! Thanks for making so much information so
easily accessible. Your efforts are appreciated."
- Kate Kramer, Illinois Natural History Survey
- "Your page looks
great. This is going to be a great help to everyone working with tree
rings."
- Pete Kelly, Cliff Ecology Group, University of Guelph, Canada
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