Posts tagged “COFECHA”
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Tree rings are fascinating and informative data, but the gazillions of formats used by different measurement and analysis programs can be a real pain in the ass. Additionally, there are a plethora of reformatting programs that all do slightly different things. Of course, many times none of them do exactly what you want. I’ve often […]
COFECHA and file format problems
I use a program called COFECHA to help crossdate trees. COFECHA uses some old school formats developed for punch-cards. Excel, which I used to make changes to ring widths, does not like these formats. There are lots of programs for changing formats, but it’s all a bit confusing. Many dendrochronology programs produce and use Compact/Precision […]