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  • ...ogies with not exactly the same syntax). The name comes from the city of [[Tucson]] in [[Arizona]]. ==Basics of the Tucson format for ring width data==
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  • ...sed for a variant of the [[Tucson format#The Tucson chronology .crn format|Tucson format]], used by the [[ITRDB]] for [[Chronology|chronologies]].
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  • *[[.crn]] Tucson chronology format, used by ITRDB, CDendro *[[.dec]] Obsolete extension for Tucson format, commonly used by early versions of CDendro. For compatibility with
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  • #Redirect[[Tucson format]]
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  • ...It is a part of [[The Dendrochronology Program Library]]. It works with [[Tucson-format]]ed dendro data files.
    602 bytes (93 words) - 22:49, 23 June 2009
  • * Support for standard dendro file format including [[Tucson format|Tucson]], [[Heidelberg format|Heidelberg]] and [[TSAP format]].
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  • ...''Tree Ring Incremental Measuring System'', developed by Madera Software, Tucson, Arizona, released 1988.
    141 bytes (15 words) - 23:10, 1 January 2010
  • .... Otherwise the identities will be truncated when the data is written to a Tucson format file.
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  • ...vailable also by the [[ITRDB]]. The data format used in this database is [[tucson format]] with the [[filename extension]] [[.tuc]].
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  • ...available online]. [http://taxelson.se/dendro/LofstrandSmaland.rwl Data in tucson-format] ([[PISY]])
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  • ...ogies with not exactly the same syntax). The name comes from the city of [[Tucson]] in [[Arizona]]. ==Basics of the Tucson format for ring width data==
    23 KB (2,324 words) - 12:25, 11 January 2017
  • ...re are programs available (e.g. [[Convert5]]) to convert such files into [[tucson-format]].<ref>See list in '''Henri D. Grissino-Mayer's'''
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  • *{{itrdb|swit177|europe|w}}<ref>The [[tucson format]] of this file is special</ref>, 987-1976, Lauenen + div. Stao CH, 1 ...liff<ref>Syntax error: the end marks should be -9999 and not 999 in this [[Tucson-format|rwl-file]].</ref>
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  • In some reports the data is in a [[.fh]]-like (or [[Tucson-format|Tucson]]-like format) which needs some manual editing to become readable by [[CDen
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