8⁰⁰ - 9⁰⁰

Registration

9⁰⁰ - 9³⁰

Allocution: M. MEDVED, director of the Slovenian Forestry Institute

9³⁰ - 10¹⁰

Invited talk - Stable Isotopes in Tree-rings : Strengths, Weaknesses, Limitations and Potential: N. LOADER

10¹⁰ - 10³⁰

Adaptability of forest species to climate change: A. TENE et al

10³⁰ - 10⁵⁰

Drought response of Central European tree-rings: B. NEUWIRTH et al

10⁵⁰ - 11¹⁰

Growth response to climate in suppressed trees in a Norway spruce forest: D. CASTAGNERI et al

11¹⁰ - 11⁴⁰

Coffee break

11⁴⁰ - 12⁰⁰

Factors influencing the growth of white spruce (Picea glauca), Mackenzie Delta, Northwest Territories, Canada: G. KING et al

12⁰⁰ - 12²⁰

Climate response of Norway spruce on various habitat types in north-eastern Poland: S. BIJAK

12²⁰ - 12⁴⁰

Up they go? Effects of recent warming on alpine shrubs in Sweden and Alaska: M. HALLINGER et al

12⁴⁰ - 13⁰⁰

Growth climate response at high elevation: comparing Alps and Himalayas: A. TENCA et al

13⁰⁰ - 14³⁰

Lunch

14³⁰ - 14⁵⁰

Climate signals in stable isotopes of Juniperus from Turkey back to AD1025: I. HEINRICH et al

14⁵⁰ - 15¹⁰

Albania - Potential for long-term climate reconstruction: A. SEIM et al

15¹⁰ - 15³⁰

Austrian pine (Pinus nigra Arnold) tree-ring width chronology from northeast Albania: T. LEVANIČ et al

15³⁰ - 15⁵⁰

Extreme climatic events in the North-Eastern Siberia: spatio-temporal reconstruction based on tree ring anomalous structures: M. GURSKAYA et al

15⁵⁰ - 16¹⁰

Growth response to climate and drought in Aleppo pine (Pinus halepensis Mill.) trees of different crown classes identifying strongly related climatic variables: J. OLIVAR et al

16¹⁰ - 16³⁰

Size dependent climate-growth relationships in Pinus halepensis and Pinus pinea: M. de LUIS et al (presented by K. NOVAK)

16³⁰ - 17⁰⁰

Coffee break

17⁰⁰ - 17²⁰

Climatological and hydrological signals from New Zealand’s Kahikatea: R. KENNEDY et al

17²⁰ - 17⁴⁰

Dendroclimatic analysis of pine wood from Swedish peat bogs – towards a precise Holocene humidity record: J. EDVARDSSON et al

17⁴⁰ - 18⁰⁰

Intra-seasonal pathway of oxygen isotopes from soil to wood - a case study along a transect in the Loetschental/Swiss Alps: K. TREYDTE et al

18⁰⁰ - 18²⁰

The influence of temperature, precipitation and CO2 on tree growth and water use efficiency in semi-arid woodlands: K. MASEYK et al

18²⁰ - 18⁴⁰

Reconstruction of extreme rainfall event in headwater area using exposed roots of Picea abies (Polish Flysch Carpathians): D. WROŃSKA-WAŁACH

19⁰⁰

Dinner

8³⁰ - 8⁴⁰

Information from the organizer

8⁴⁰ - 9²⁰

Invited talk - Development of new tools in wood anatomy for time series analysis: H. GÄRTNER

9²⁰ - 9⁴⁰

Basic density of branch wood with bark, branch wood and bark of spruce from different areas in the Czech Republic: V. GRYC et al

9⁴⁰ - 10⁰⁰

Anatomy based models of wood for single and multifield tasks: P. KOŇAS et al

10⁰⁰ - 10²⁰

Root system architecture - Fusion of 2D ring-width data and 3D Laser scan models: B. WAGNER et al

10²⁰ - 10⁴⁰

Intra-annual density fluctuations – archives of climate change: J. VIEIRA et al

10⁴⁰ - 11¹⁰

Coffee beak

11¹⁰ - 11³⁰

Intra-annual growth of Larix decidua and Picea abies along an altitudinal gradient in the Lötschental, Switzerland: P. FONTI et al

11³⁰ - 11⁵⁰

The study of cambial activity at METLA (Finnish Forest Research Institute): T. JYSKE et al

11⁵⁰ - 12¹⁰

To understand if the observed differences in forest trees diameter according to their social status are attributable to differences in the duration or in the rate of radial growth?: C. RATHGEBER

12¹⁰ - 12³⁰

Increment cores from the Finnish National Forest Inventory as a source of information for studying radial increment during a growing season: H. MÄKINEN et al

12³⁰ - 14⁰⁰

Lunch

14⁰⁰ - 14²⁰

Drought signals in Norway spruce tracheid sequences: H. P. KAHLE et al

14²⁰ - 14⁴⁰

Influence of climate on tracheid dimensions in black and Scots pines in central Spain: D. MARTÍN-BENITO et al

14⁴⁰ - 15⁰⁰

The search for coppice fingerprints in growth patterns and wood anatomical features: P. COPINI et al

15⁰⁰ - 15²⁰

Topochemical investigations in beech (Fagus sylvatica) bark: P. PRISLAN et al

15²⁰ - 15⁴⁰

Successive cambia in three dimensions: the mangrove Avicennia inside: E. M. R. ROBERT et al

15⁴⁰ - 16⁰⁰

Coffee beak

16⁰⁰ - 17⁰⁰

Poster presentations

17⁰⁰ - 18³⁰

Poster session

20⁰⁰

Conference dinner

8³⁰ - 8⁴⁰

Information from the organizer

8⁴⁰ - 9²⁰

Invited talk - Tree-ring anomalies as indicators of climate: some case studies from the Canadian mixed boreal forest.: J. C. TARDIF et al

9²⁰ - 9⁴⁰

Multi-proxy reconstruction of Epirrita autumnata outbreaks in the area of Lake Torneträsk (SWE): F. BABST et al

9⁴⁰ - 10⁰⁰

Dendrochronological studies on radial growth of silver fir (Abies alba Mill) inside and outside distribution range in Poland: A. BRONISZ et al

10⁰⁰ - 10²⁰

Diameter growth of silver fir trees in multi-storied stands in Świętokrzyskie Mountains: K. BRONISZ

10²⁰ - 10⁴⁰

Physiological and growth response of European larch (Larix decidua Mill.) in upper timberline (SE Alps): M. ČATER et al

10⁴⁰ - 11¹⁰

Coffee beak

11¹⁰ - 11³⁰

Dendrochronology of oak (Quercus spp.) in Slovenia, the state of today and challenges: Katarina ČUFAR et al

11³⁰ - 11⁵⁰

A 300-year hydroclimatic reconstruction for the Río Santa Cruz, Patagonia, Argentina: Erin GLEESON et al

11⁵⁰ - 12¹⁰

Reconstruction of debris flow activity based on tree-ring data of Arctic dwarf shrubs, Wedel Jarlsberg Land, Spitsbergen: P. OWCZAREK et al

12¹⁰ - 12³⁰

Records of trail erosion in exposed roots of spruce Picea abies  - dendrogeomorphological approach (Polish flysch Carpathians): A. BUCHWAL

12³⁰ - 12⁵⁰

Effect of roads on tree-ring width on the example of Scots pine in Koniecpol Forest District in Poland: R. TOMUSIAK et al

13⁰⁰ - 14⁰⁰

Lunch

14⁰⁰

Excursion

20⁰⁰

Dinner