Samuel BouchutUniversité du Québec en Abitibi-Témiscamingue · Forest Research Institute (IRF)
Samuel Bouchut
Master of Science
Phd Student in Dendroclimatology and Quantitative Wood Anatomy
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Introduction
The main objective of the PhD project is to exploit the potential of tree-ring anatomy of subfossil wood to improve dendroclimatic reconstructions and ecophysiological understanding. Multiple chronologies of tree-ring anatomical traits with distinct environmental sensitivity and that span key periods of the last two millennia will be implemented. Intra-annual analysis of tree-ring anatomical traits will also be performed to better discriminate past seasonal climate changes.
Education
September 2018 - August 2020
Field of study
- MSc in Systematics, Evolution, Palaeobiodiversity ; specialty Tropical Plants Biodiversity and Environments
September 2013 - June 2017
Publications
Publication (1)
Poster résumé du projet de thèse présenté à la première conférence du Groupe de Recherche en Ecologie de la MRC Abitibi (GREMA)
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Project (1)
The main goal of the PhD project is to explore and exploit the potential of Quantitative Wood Anatomy of subfossil black spruce to reconstruct the last 2 millenias of climate in northern Quebec. We will use measurements of various tracheid parameters in tree-rings as new climate proxies in order to better understand past climate variability as well as the impacts of volcanic forcings on tree functionning.
