Citation:

PANGAEA.231092

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DSDP (1989): Data from the Deep Sea Drilling Project. Sediment, hard rock and reference files. National Geophysical Data Center, National Environmental Satellite, Data and Information Service, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, U.S. Department of Commerce, 1, CD-ROM

Zimmerman, Herman; Westberg-Smith, M J; Murray, John W; Morton, Andrew C; Krumsiek, Klaus A O; Kaltenback, A J; Huddlestun, P; Homrighausen, Reiner; Desprairies, Alain; Baldauf, Jack G; Backman, Jan; Keene, John B; Roberts, David G; Schnitker, Detmar (1984): Initial Reports of the Deep Sea Drilling Project. Initial Reports of the Deep Sea Drilling Project, U.S. Government Printing Office, LXXXI, 923 pp, https://doi.org/10.2973/dsdp.proc.81.1984

Further details:

Processed smear slide data base - background and methods

Project(s):

Deep Sea Drilling Project (DSDP)

Coverage:

Latitude: 56.042700 * Longitude: -23.231300

Date/Time Start: 1981-07-31T00:00:00 * Date/Time End: 1981-07-31T00:00:00

Minimum DEPTH, sediment/rock: 0.71 m * Maximum DEPTH, sediment/rock: 282.60 m

Event(s):

81-552 * Latitude: 56.042700 * Longitude: -23.231300 * Date/Time: 1981-07-31T00:00:00 * Elevation: -2301.0 m * Penetration: 314 m * Recovery: 79.1 m * Location: North Atlantic/PLATEAU * Campaign: * Basis: Glomar Challenger * Method/Device: Drilling/drill rig (DRILL) * Comment: 21 cores; 184 m cored; 35 m drilled; 43 % recovery

Parameter(s):

#	Name	Short Name	Unit	Method/Device	Comment
1	DEPTH, sediment/rock	Depth sed	m		Geocode
2	Sample code/label	Sample label		DSDP/ODP/IODP sample designation
3	Sand	Sand	%	Smear slide analysis
4	Silt	Silt	%	Smear slide analysis
5	Size fraction < 0.002 mm, clay	<2 µm	%	Smear slide analysis
6	Stratigraphy	Stratigraphy		Smear slide analysis
7	Lithology/composition/facies	Lithology		Smear slide analysis
8	Comment	Comment		Smear slide analysis
9	Nannofossils	Nannos	%	Smear slide analysis
10	Foraminifera	Foram	%	Smear slide analysis
11	Siliceous microfossils	Silic foss	%	Smear slide analysis	other siliceous material
12	Radiolarians	Rad	%	Smear slide analysis
13	Diatoms	Diatoms	%	Smear slide analysis
14	Spiculae	Spiculae	%	Smear slide analysis

License:

Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported (CC-BY-3.0)

Size:

780 data points

Data

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1 Depth sed [m]	2 Sample label	3 Sand [%]	4 Silt [%]	5 <2 µm [%]	6 Stratigraphy	7 Lithology	8 Comment	9 Nannos [%]	10 Foram [%]	11 Silic foss [%]	12 Rad [%]	13 Diatoms [%]	14 Spiculae [%]
0.71	81-552-1-1,71	10	10	80	Pleistocene	FORAM NANNO OOZE M QTZ 5,CLAY 15,CARB 2	Dominat lithology; relative abundance	55	20	0	2	0	3
1.10	81-552-1-11,110	10	15	75	Pleistocene	FORAM NANNO OOZE M QTZ 5,HVY.MINS 2,CLAY 10	Dominat lithology; relative abundance	61	20	0	0	2	2
1.40	81-552-1-11,140	15	25	60	Pleistocene	FORAM NANNO MARL M QTZ 10,HVY.MINS 5,CLAY 25,VOLC.GLAS TR/N BROWN	Dominat lithology; relative abundance	30	25	0	2	3	2
2.30	81-552-1-2,80	15	20	65	Pleistocene	NANNO MARL M QTZ 15,CLAY 30,VOLC.GLAS 2,CARB 10,DOLO 5	Minor lithology; numerical abundance	33	5	0	0	0	0
51.50	81-552-2-1,50	15	15	70	Lower pliocene	FORAM NANNO OOZE M HVY.MINS TR,CLAY 5	Dominat lithology; numerical abundance	76	10	0	3	3	3
51.83	81-552-2-1,83	5	10	85	Lower pliocene	FORAM NANNO OOZE M CLAY 10	Minor lithology; relative abundance	80	10	0	0	0	2
52.01	81-552-2-11,101	15	20	65	Lower pliocene	FORAM NANNO OOZE M CLAY 10,PYR 15	Minor lithology; numerical abundance	47	20	0	2	3	3
108.80	81-552-3-1,80	5	5	90	Upper miocene	FORAM NANNO OOZE M CLAY 10	Dominat lithology; relative abundance	80	10	0	0	2	0
110.30	81-552-3-2,80	10	10	80	Upper miocene	FORAM NANNO OOZE M CLAY 20	Dominat lithology; numerical abundance	64	10	0	3	1	2
113.26	81-552-3-4,76	30	50	20	Upper miocene	PYRITE NODULE M PYR 70	Minor lithology; numerical abundance	20	0	0	10	0	0
115.30	81-552-3-51,130	10	15	75	Upper miocene	FORAM NANNO OOZE M CLAY 20,CARB 10	Minor lithology; numerical abundance	55	15	0	0	0	0
115.42	81-552-3-51,142	25	10	65	Upper miocene	NANNO FORAM OOZE M CLAY 20,CARB 10	Minor lithology; numerical abundance	45	25	0	0	0	0
118.95	81-552-4-11,145	10	10	80	Upper miocene	FORAM NANNO OOZE M CLAY 15,VOLC.GLAS TR/N LIGHT	Dominat lithology; relative abundance	70	15	0	2	2	2
120.68	81-552-4-3,18	5	15	80	Upper miocene	FORAM NANNO OOZE M CLAY 15	Dominat lithology; relative abundance	70	15	2	0	0	0
120.94	81-552-4-3,44	5	25	70	Upper miocene	M CLAY 15	Dominat lithology; relative abundance	71	10	0	2	2	2
121.11	81-552-4-3,61	0	15	85	Upper miocene	FORAM NANNO OOZE M CLAY 15,CARB 5	Dominat lithology; numerical abundance	70	10	0	0	0	0
127.42	81-552-5-1,42	0	10	90	Upper miocene	NANNO OOZE M CLAY 10	Minor lithology; relative abundance	80	10	0	2	2	0
129.80	81-552-5-21,130	5	15	80	Upper miocene	NANNO OOZE M FEL TR,CLAY 15,CARB 5	Dominat lithology; numerical abundance	70	10	0	0	0	0
137.50	81-552-6-11,100	5	10	85	Upper miocene	FORAM NANNO OOZE M CLAY 15	Dominat lithology; numerical abundance	71	10	0	0	2	2
139.30	81-552-6-21,130	0	10	90	Upper miocene	NANNO OOZE M CLAY 10	Dominat lithology; numerical abundance	75	10	0	1	4	0
140.10	81-552-6-3,60	5	15	80	Upper miocene	FORAM NANNO OOZE M FEL TR,CLAY 15	Dominat lithology; relative abundance	75	10	0	0	2	2
141.73	81-552-6-4,73	0	10	90	Upper miocene	FORAM NANNO CHALK M CLAY 10	Dominat lithology; numerical abundance	80	10	0	0	0	0
146.80	81-552-7-1,80	0	10	90	Upper miocene	FORAM NANNO OOZE M CLAY 10	Dominat lithology; numerical abundance	80	10	0	0	0	0
150.40	81-552-7-31,140	10	20	70	Upper miocene	NANNO FORAM CHALK M QTZ TR,CLAY 10,VOLC.GLAS TR	Dominat lithology; numerical abundance	65	25	0	0	0	0
156.35	81-552-8-1,85	10	35	55	Middle miocene	NANNO FORAM OOZE (GLAUCONIFEROUS) M CLAY 15,VOLC.GLAS TR/N CLEAR,GLAUC 5	Dominat lithology; numerical abundance	35	45	0	0	0	0
157.95	81-552-8-2,95	10	35	55	Middle miocene	NANNO FORAM CHALK (GLAUCONIFEROUS) M CLAY 15,VOLC.GLAS 2,GLAUC 3	Dominat lithology; numerical abundance	50	30	0	0	0	0
160.05	81-552-8-4,5	15	25	60	Middle miocene	BIOSILICEEOUS FORAM NANNO OOZE M QTZ 2,HVY.MINS TR,CLAY 10,VOLC.GLAS 5/N	Dominat lithology; numerical abundance	48	20	0	7	0	3
160.36	81-552-8-4,36	25	45	30	Middle miocene	NANNO GLAUCONITIC CLAY M CLAY 10,VOLC.GLAS 2/N LIGHT,GLAUC 50/N MAYBE CL	Minor lithology; numerical abundance	28	0	0	0	0	0
160.70	81-552-8-4,70	5	35	60	Middle eocene	ZEOLITIC NANNO CHALK M CLAY 15,FE.OX 1,VOLC.GLAS 2/N LIGHT & BRN, ZEOL 2	Minor lithology; numerical abundance	52	5	0	0	0	0
160.82	81-552-8-4,82	5	25	70	Middle eocene	ZEOLITIC NANNO OOZE M QTZ TR,CLAY 10,FE.OX 2,CELAD TR,GLAUC 5, PYR 5,ZEO	Dominat lithology; numerical abundance	48	10	0	0	0	0
166.20	81-552-9-11,120	15	35	50	Middle eocene	MUDDY SILICEOUS (BIOGENIC) OOZE M HVY.MINS 5,CLAY 20,HEMA 5,VOLC.GLAS 5	Dominat lithology; numerical abundance	25	5	0	10	5	20
168.40	81-552-9-3,40	25	25	50	Middle eocene	NANNO MARLSTONE M CLAY 10,FE.OX 3,VOLC.GLAS 4/N LIGHT & CELAD, PYR 5	Dominat lithology; numerical abundance	42	4	0	5	2	25
171.76	81-552-9-5,76	70	10	20	Middle eocene	GLAUCONITIC ASH M FEL 20,CLAY 10,PALAG 40/N RED BROWN,GLAUC 15, ZEOL 5	Minor lithology; numerical abundance	10	0	0	0	0	0
172.04	81-552-9-51,104	10	30	60	Middle eocene	GLAUCONITIC ZEOLITIC MUDSTONE M QTZ 5/N ANGULAR GRAINS,FEL 2/N ANGULAR G	Dominat lithology; numerical abundance	10	0	0	0	0	0
194.50	81-552-12-11,100	40	40	20	Lower eocene	CALCAREOUS BIO VOLCANIC ASH M QTZ 3,FEL 3,HVY.MINS 3,CLAY 10,VOLC.GLAS 5	Dominat lithology; numerical abundance	22	3	0	3	2	15
196.05	81-552-12-21,105	50	40	10	Lower eocene	VOLCANIC ASH M QTZ 3,FEL 2,VOLC.GLAS 90/N BRN	Minor lithology; numerical abundance	0	0	0	2	0	3
199.18	81-552-12-41,118	30	40	30	Lower eocene	TUFFACEOUS CALCAREOUS BIOSILICEOUS OOZEM FEL 3,HVY.MINS 2,CLAY 5,VOLC.GL	Dominat lithology; numerical abundance	30	5	0	5	5	30
200.40	81-552-12-5,90	45	25	30	Lower eocene	GLAUCONITIC SPONGE SPIC OOZE M FEL 3,HVY.MINS 3,CLAY 5,VOLC.GLAS 6/N LIG	Dominat lithology; numerical abundance	5	3	0	0	5	35
203.32	81-552-13-1,32	40	30	30	Lower eocene	BIOSILICEOUS VOLCANIC MUDSTONE M HVY.MINS 5,CLAY 30,VOLC.GLAS 5,PALAG 25	Dominat lithology; numerical abundance	5	0	0	0	0	25
203.81	81-552-13-1,81	0	95	5	Lower eocene	VITRIC TUFF M CLAY 5,VOLC.GLAS 3,PALAG 90/N BRN GLASS	Dominat lithology; numerical abundance	2	0	0	0	0	0
203.89	81-552-13-1,89	50	30	20	Lower eocene	GLAUCONITIZED VITRIC TUFF M HVY.MINS 5,CLAY 5,VOLC.GLAS 10/N LIGHT, PALA	Dominat lithology; relative abundance	0	2	0	0	0	0
204.22	81-552-13-11,122	50	30	20	Lower eocene	BIOSILICEOUS VITRIC TUFF M FEL 1,HVY.MINS 5,CLAY 10,VOLC.GLAS 10/N LIGHT	Dominat lithology; numerical abundance	0	5	0	2	2	15
213.36	81-552-14-1,86	15	40	45	Lower eocene	BIOSILICEOUS VITRIC MUDSTONE M CLAY 35,VOLC.GLAS 20,PALAG 15	Dominat lithology; numerical abundance	8	2	0	0	0	20
213.70	81-552-14-11,120	50	30	20	Lower eocene	BIOSILICEOUS TUFF M CLAY 10,VOLC.GLAS 25/N CLEAR,PALAG 25,CARB 5	Dominat lithology; relative abundance	10	2	0	5	0	20
214.33	81-552-14-2,33	30	70	0	Lower eocene	VOLCANIC TUFF M VOLC.GLAS 95,PYR 2,CARB 3	Dominat lithology; relative abundance	0	0	0	0	0	2
216.90	81-552-14-31,140	20	40	40	Lower eocene	BIOSILICEOUS NANNO CHALK M FEL 5,CLAY 15,CARB 50	Dominat lithology; numerical abundance	10	0	0	0	0	20
222.36	81-552-15-1,36	50	30	20	Lower eocene	BIOSILICEOUS VITRIC ASH M CLAY 10,VOLC.GLAS 5,PALAG 65/N BRN & GREEN, GL	Dominat lithology; numerical abundance	0	1	0	5	2	10
222.68	81-552-15-1,68	10	30	60	Lower eocene	BIOSILICEOUS NANNO MARL M CLAY 18,VOLC.GLAS 3,FE.OX 2,PYR 2	Dominat lithology; relative abundance	50	2	0	0	0	25
231.85	81-552-16-1,35	50	30	20	Lower eocene	BIOSILICEOUS VOLCANIC TUFF M CLAY 20,VOLC.GLAS 30/N MIXED,GLAUC 10,CARB	Dominat lithology; numerical abundance	0	0	0	0	5	30
241.22	81-552-17-1,22	40	30	30	Lower eocene	CLAYEY VOLCANIC TUFF M CLAY 30,VOLC.GLAS 45,GLAUC 10,CARB 15	Dominat lithology; numerical abundance	0	0	0	0	0	0
250.76	81-552-18-1,26	10	30	60	Lower eocene	GLAUCONITIC NANNO CHALK M CLAY 10,VOLC.GLAS 5,PALAG 3,GLAUC 20,CARB 5	Dominat lithology; relative abundance	50	2	0	5	0	2
252.18	81-552-18-2,18	10	30	60	Lower eocene	SILICEOUS MARLSTONE M CLAY 30,FE.OX TR,GLAUC 3,SI.CEMENT 10, CARB 30	Dominat lithology; relative abundance	12	2	0	0	0	15
252.62	81-552-18-2,62	0	10	90	Lower eocene	SILICEOUS MARLSTONE M CLAY 40,SI.CEMENT 50,CARB 10	Dominat lithology; numerical abundance	0	0	0	0	0	0
260.10	81-552-19-CC,0	0	10	20	Lower eocene	PUMICE M HVY.MINS TR,CLAY 15,VOLC.GLAS 60,GLAUC 10, CARB 15	Dominat lithology; numerical abundance	5	0	0	0	0	0
260.10	81-552-19-CC,0	40	40	90	Lower eocene	SILICEOUS CLAYSTONE M CLAY 50,SI.CEMENT 40,CARB 5	Minor lithology; numerical abundance	0	0	0	0	0	0
279.49	81-552-21-1,49	10	40	50	Lower eocene	CALCAREOUS & BIOSILICEOUS CLAYSTONE M CLAY 31,GLAUC 2,PYR 2,CARB 15	Dominat lithology; numerical abundance	15	0	0	0	25	10
281.62	81-552-21-21,112	20	30	50	Lower eocene	CLAYEY AND CALCAREOUS PORCELLANITE M QTZ 2,CLAY 25,VOLC.GLAAS 5,PALAG 2,	Dominat lithology; numerical abundance	15	2	0	10	15	10
282.08	81-552-21-3,8	10	60	30	Lower eocene	CALCAREOUS DIATOMITE M CLAY 20,GLAUC 5,PYR 2,CARB 15	Dominat lithology; numerical abundance	10	0	0	10	43	0
282.50	81-552-21-3,50	10	40	50	Lower eocene	TERRIGENOUS DIATOMACEOUS CLAYSTONE M QTZ 2,CLAY 48,FE.OX 10,GLAUC 10	Dominat lithology; numerical abundance	5	0	0	0	20	5
282.60	81-552-21-3,60	5	30	65	Lower eocene	BIOSILICEOUS AND MARL M QTZ 2,CLAY 25,VOLC.GLAS 2,GLAUC 5,PYR 1,ZEOL 5,	Minor lithology; numerical abundance	15	0	0	0	20	0