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Data infrastructure and research opportunities
Esther Jansma
Tree growth
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Tree growth
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Weather (temperature and precipitation)
Light conditions (photosynthesis)
Soil (hydrology)
Events (insect outbreaks, forest fires, human impacts)
Tree growth
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Tree growth
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Living tree21st century
Building17th century
Ship wreck9th century
Roman road2nd century
Dating tree rings
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Tree-ring measurements
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Reseach domain: Humanities
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Reseach domain: Geosciences
Organization of dendrochronology
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A future scenario…
- Research agenda?
- Connection to scientific research themes and initiatives?
- Chances for young researchers?
Organization of dendrochronologyThe role of digitization
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Organization of dendrochronologyVerifyable data and results?
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Solution: the DCCD
The DCCD projectMission, vision, strategy
Phase 1: inventary of needs, developing concepts and network (workshops, questionaires, interviews)Start-up subsidy NWO/GW IM 2006-2007
Phase 2: development of infrastructure and content Low CountriesSubsidy NWO/GW IM 2007-2012
Phase 3: internationalization, research and publication; EU-fundingSubsidy NWO/GW IG 2010-2013
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Mission: emancipation of historical dendrochronology
Vision
- Connection - Transparancy- Sustainability - Visibility
The DCCD projectMission, vision, strategy
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Strategy
- Realising standardization and exchange of data and metadata
- Realising stustainable repository focussed on cultural and natural heritage
- Realising intersectoral collaboration (within the discipline and with other fields, nationally and internationally)
While doing this: be aware of the whishes and needs of the private sector
The DCCD projectMission, vision, strategy
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Model of the DCCD infrastructure
Software (PC)
Digitaldata standard
The DCCD projectModel and products
Archive
Communicationplatforms
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Infrastructure realized in 2012
TRiDaS
The DCCD projectModel and products
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Product: DCCD repository user interface
The DCCD projectModel and products
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Content of the DCCD25 September 2012
5141 objects
• palaeo-ecology• archaeology• architecture• mobile heritage• living trees
Grabner BOKU Univ. AU 122
Hoffsummer Univ. Liege BE 255
Fraiture IRPAKIK BE 169
Haneca VIOE BE 133
Pressler Pressler GmbH D 585
Tegel Dendronet D 122
Lambert Univ. Liege FR 47
Pukiene Vytautas Magnus Univ. LT 20
Zunde Inst. Of Latvian History LV 12
Jansma UvA, ROB, RDMZ, RING, UU
NL 2212
Van Daalen BAAC bv NL 864
Cufar Univ. Ljubljana SL 7
Suspereggi Arkeolan SP 16
Brown Queens Univ. Belgast UK 146
Kuniholm Cornell Univ. USA 4
The DCCD projectModel and products
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Geographical distribution of DCCD content
Heritage typeThe DCCD projectModel and products
Archaeology (n=1769) Architecture (n=2410)
Ship wrecks (n=288) Paintings (n=327)
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Wood speciesThe DCCD projectModel and products
Geographical distribution of DCCD content
Oak (n=4397) Pine (n=270)
Spruce (n=156) Fir (n=258)
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6000 – 2000 BC(n=71)
2000 – 1 BC(n=214)
1 – 1000 AD(n=520)
1000 – present(n=2386)
Age (calendar dates)The DCCD projectModel and products
Geographical distribution of DCCD content
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The DCCD is growing
- France: dendrochronologists have become involved
- Finland: dendrochronologists are switching to TRiDaS
- Sweden: national application for creating Swedish DCCD (to be connected to DCCD)
- Commercial software: incorporating TRiDaS
- Software USA: first open source TRiDaS-based measuring and analytic system has been lauched (TELLERVO)
- and…
The DCCD projectRecent developments
Support for DCCDEurope and USA
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The DCCD projectRecent developments
Support for DCCDEU
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The DCCD projectNew research
Roman periodTwo millennia ago…
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The DCCD projectNew research
Roman periodAD 100 - 200
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The DCCD projectNew research
Roman periodDe Meern 1: AD 150 - 200
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The DCCD projectNew research
Roman periodDe Meern 4: AD 100
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The DCCD projectNew research
Roman periodClustered data 100 BC-450 AD
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Levees Rhine-Meuse delta:no wood was moved
East Brabant sandy soils: some wood was moved
The DCCD projectNew research
Roman periodLocally grown oak
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Import Rhineland (harbour, temple)lots of wood was moved
The DCCD projectNew research
Roman periodOak from German Rhineland
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Flemish timber: used in ‘Dutch’ ships excavated in Central NetherlandsConclusion: Roman coastal infrastructure (water)
The DCCD projectNew research
Roman periodNew: a Flemish connection
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16th century ADNew: tax evasion?
AD 1497: taxes when passing the Sont
In additionResearch funding NWO Humanities 2012-2017: The Dark Age of the Lowlands
in an interdisciplinary light: people, landscape and climate in the Netherlands
between AD 300 and 1000 (3 PhD students, UU)
The DCCD projectNew research
The DCCD infrasctucture has led to
• International data standardization
• Access to and sustainable management of these data
• New research questions and results
• Research funding
Conclusion