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  1. Old Data, New Horizons 🏺✨
    This new FirstView article shows how 3D modeling transforms fragmentary legacy data into research-ready resources. 💻📐
    De Weirdt, Nys, & Recke use 3D-GIS to reconstruct long-gone #stratigraphic layers, and include a step-by-step plan for researchers to revitalize #archives

    cambridge.org/core/journals/ad

  2. Old Data, New Horizons 🏺✨
    This new FirstView article shows how 3D modeling transforms fragmentary legacy data into research-ready resources. 💻📐
    De Weirdt, Nys, & Recke use 3D-GIS to reconstruct long-gone #stratigraphic layers, and include a step-by-step plan for researchers to revitalize #archives

    cambridge.org/core/journals/ad

  3. A phenomenal new paper from Nina Wichern (w/ me and other cool people) explores just how far we could take #stratigraphic correlation in deep time, going down to the sub-cm level with micro-XRF and powerful algorithmics.

    agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.co

  4. A phenomenal new paper from Nina Wichern (w/ me and other cool people) explores just how far we could take #stratigraphic correlation in deep time, going down to the sub-cm level with micro-XRF and powerful algorithmics.

    agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.co

  5. "The #Anthropocene has now received firm anchoring in a very precise #stratigraphic definition …"

    #CrawfordLake sediments in #Canada show human impact from 1950 onwards, from bomb tests' plutonium to fossil fuel burning:

    theguardian.com/environment/20 via @guardian

  6. "The #Anthropocene has now received firm anchoring in a very precise #stratigraphic definition …"

    #CrawfordLake sediments in #Canada show human impact from 1950 onwards, from bomb tests' plutonium to fossil fuel burning:

    theguardian.com/environment/20 via @guardian

  7. @NatureMC In my opinion, the obsession by some groups to define the #anthropocene in a pseudo-rigorous #stratigraphic sense completely misses the point Paul Crutzen was trying to make.
    The real issue is to properly recognize the multiple and far-reaching impacts human activity has on our #planet - and then to start dealing with them coherently. Whether things got really bad in year X or year Y is a matter of curiosity but of limited relevance for the need to radically change trajectory.

  8. @NatureMC In my opinion, the obsession by some groups to define the #anthropocene in a pseudo-rigorous #stratigraphic sense completely misses the point Paul Crutzen was trying to make.
    The real issue is to properly recognize the multiple and far-reaching impacts human activity has on our #planet - and then to start dealing with them coherently. Whether things got really bad in year X or year Y is a matter of curiosity but of limited relevance for the need to radically change trajectory.