Ed Cook elucidated a model of these items as a linear aggregate of an unknown time series.
The Tucson, or decadal, format is used to store data about these items, and is read by COFECHA, the most important program for working with them. Ed Cook elucidated a model of these items as a linear aggregate of an unknown time series. Charles Stockton and Gordon Jacoby used these items to reconstruct the streamflow of the Colorado River, showing that the flow on which water rights was based was overestimated by thirty percent. These items can be classified as either complacent or sensitive. These items are compared on (*) skeleton plots, which allows one to discover "signal years" when cross-dating. Stresses can create "false" examples of these things, which complicates the normal identification of these items by their alternating light and dark pattern. For 10 points, name these items central to dendrochronology that are also known growth rings.
The Tucson, or decadal, format is used to store data about these items, and is read by COFECHA, the most important program for working with them.
tree rings [or: tree ring series; until it is read, accept: tree growth rings]