Citation:

PANGAEA.257545

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Related to:

Kanazawa, Toshihiko; Sager, William W; Escutia, Carlota; et al. (2001): Proceedings of the Ocean Drilling Program, 191 Initial Reports. Proceedings of the Ocean Drilling Program, Ocean Drilling Program, 191, online, https://doi.org/10.2973/odp.proc.ir.191.2001

ODP/TAMU (2005): JANUS Database. Ocean Drilling Program, Texas A&M University, College Station TX 77845-9547, USA; (data copied from Janus 2005-02 to 2005-06), http://www-odp.tamu.edu/database/

Project(s):

Ocean Drilling Program (ODP)

Coverage:

Latitude: 41.079800 * Longitude: 159.963100

Date/Time Start: 2000-07-26T16:15:00 * Date/Time End: 2000-07-27T04:00:00

Minimum DEPTH, sediment/rock: 0.600 m * Maximum DEPTH, sediment/rock: 55.090 m

Event(s):

191-1179B * Latitude: 41.079800 * Longitude: 159.963100 * Date/Time Start: 2000-07-26T16:15:00 * Date/Time End: 2000-07-27T04:00:00 * Elevation: -5563.9 m * Penetration: 55.1 m * Recovery: 55.89 m * Location: North Pacific Ocean * Campaign: * Basis: Joides Resolution * Method/Device: Drilling/drill rig (DRILL) * Comment: 6 cores; 55.1 m cored; 0 m drilled; 101.4 % recovery

Parameter(s):

#	Name	Short Name	Unit	Principal Investigator	Method/Device	Comment
1	DEPTH, sediment/rock	Depth sed	m			Geocode
2	Depth, composite	Depth comp	mcd	Shipboard Scientific Party
3	Sample code/label	Sample label		Shipboard Scientific Party	DSDP/ODP/IODP sample designation
4	Lithology/composition/facies	Lithology		Shipboard Scientific Party	Smear slide analysis
5	Sand	Sand		Shipboard Scientific Party	Smear slide analysis
6	Silt	Silt		Shipboard Scientific Party	Smear slide analysis
7	Clay	Clay		Shipboard Scientific Party	Smear slide analysis
8	Coccoliths	Cocco		Shipboard Scientific Party	Smear slide analysis
9	Diatom abundance	Diatom abund		Shipboard Scientific Party	Smear slide analysis
10	Fish remains	Fish rem		Shipboard Scientific Party	Smear slide analysis
11	Foraminifera	Foram		Shipboard Scientific Party	Smear slide analysis
12	Radiolarians abundance	Rad abund		Shipboard Scientific Party	Smear slide analysis
13	Silicoflagellate abundance	Silicoflag abund		Shipboard Scientific Party	Smear slide analysis
14	Calcite	Cal		Shipboard Scientific Party	Smear slide analysis
15	Chrysotile	Ctl		Shipboard Scientific Party	Smear slide analysis
16	Clay minerals	Clay min		Shipboard Scientific Party	Smear slide analysis
17	Iron oxide	Fe oxide		Shipboard Scientific Party	Smear slide analysis
18	Feldspar	Fsp		Shipboard Scientific Party	Smear slide analysis
19	Opaque minerals	Opaque		Shipboard Scientific Party	Smear slide analysis
20	Plagioclase	Pl		Shipboard Scientific Party	Smear slide analysis
21	Quartz	Qz		Shipboard Scientific Party	Smear slide analysis
22	Volcanic glass	Volc glass		Shipboard Scientific Party	Smear slide analysis
23	Zeolite	Zeo		Shipboard Scientific Party	Smear slide analysis
24	Comment	Comment		Shipboard Scientific Party

License:

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

Size:

642 data points

Data

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1 Depth sed [m]	2 Depth comp [mcd]	3 Sample label	4 Lithology	5 Sand	6 Silt	7 Clay	8 Cocco	9 Diatom abund	10 Fish rem	11 Foram	12 Rad abund	13 Silicoflag abund	14 Cal	15 Ctl	16 Clay min	17 Fe oxide	18 Fsp	19 Opaque	20 Pl	21 Qz	22 Volc glass	23 Zeo	24 Comment
0.600	0.600	191-1179B-1H-1,60	D	10	50	40		75			5	*			12	2	*	*		1	5		Siliceous ooze
2.550	2.550	191-1179B-1H-2,105	D	5	65	30		85			3	*			5			*		1	3		Diatom ooze
6.340	6.340	191-1179B-1H-5,34	D	15	65	20		65			10				20	2				1			Siliceous ooze
7.430	7.430	191-1179B-1H-CC,0	D	10	45	45		70	*		13	3		*	10	*	*	*		1	1		Siliceous ooze
8.400	8.400	191-1179B-2H-1,80	D	20	55	25		65			5				20		*			4	4		Clay-rich diatom ooze
9.700	9.700	191-1179B-2H-2,60	M	0	70	30											2			3	95		Vitric ash
12.090	12.090	191-1179B-2H-3,149	D	10	50	40		70			13	*		*	10			*	*	1	1		Clay-brg Rad-rich diatom ooze
13.985	13.985	191-1179B-2H-5,38.5	D	50	15	35		3	*		3				50		*			*	3	40	Zeolitic clay
14.020	14.020	191-1179B-2H-5,42	D	47	33	20		10	*		2				47					5	6	26	Zeolitic clay
15.790	15.790	191-1179B-2H-6,69	D	70	9	21		26			4				30					3	15	20	Siliceous clay
17.500	17.500	191-1179B-3H-1,40	D	20	40	40		69			2				20		*			1	3		Clay-bearing diatom ooze
18.380	18.380	191-1179B-3H-1,128	M	55	10	35		1			1				50			*		1	10	37	Zeolitic claystone (one of green ashy clays)
18.420	18.420	191-1179B-3H-1,132	D	35	50	15		50	*		5			35			*			3	2		Clay-rich diatom ooze
22.450	22.450	191-1179B-3H-4,85	M	45	10	45		10			1				45					1	10	30	Zeolitic claystone
23.900	23.900	191-1179B-3H-5,80	M	40	30	30		43			3	*			40		*	*		1	6	5	Clay-rich siliceous ooze.
25.138	25.138	191-1179B-3H-6,53.8	D	48	22	30		28			12				36			1		3	8	4	Clayey siliceous ooze
26.695	26.695	191-1179B-3H-7,59.5	D	45	25	30		36			3				33					4	5	11	Clayey siliceous ooze
26.930	26.930	191-1179B-3H-CC,0	D	8	62	30		84			5	*			8			*	*	*			Diatom ooze
27.600	27.600	191-1179B-4H-1,100	D	20	45	35		58			10	*			20		*	*		1	6	2	Glass&Rad-brg clay-rich diatom ooze
30.190	30.190	191-1179B-4H-3,59	D	25	50	25		55			10				24	*		*		1	10		Siliceous ooze
31.988	31.988	191-1179B-4H-4,88.8	D	50	10	40		45			9	1			25			1		8	6		Clay-bearing diatom ooze
32.680	32.680	191-1179B-4H-5,8	D	30	20	50		60			6	1	*		25			1		1	3	1	Clay-bearing diatom ooze
34.910	34.910	191-1179B-4H-6,81	D	30	35	35		5			3				30		3				25	34	Ashy zeolitic clay
35.900	35.900	191-1179B-4H-7,30	D	40	30	30		52			10	*			20		*	1		11	5		Clay-bearing diatom ooze
36.020	36.020	191-1179B-4H-CC,0	D	40	30	30	*	35		*	10	1			20		2	*		1	20	9	Clay and ash-bearing siliceous ooze
36.400	36.400	191-1179B-5H-1,30	M	*	85	15											5	*		1	94		Vitric ash
37.170	37.170	191-1179B-5H-1,107	D	50	40	10		40			4	*			50		*			*	1	2	Diatom-rich clay
37.850	37.850	191-1179B-5H-2,25	D	60	30	10		26			3	1			60		*	*		1	5	2	Diatom-rich clay
40.160	40.160	191-1179B-5H-3,106	D	65	30	5		27			5				65		*			*	2	*	Diatom-rich clay
41.400	41.400	191-1179B-5H-4,80	D	55	40	5		40			4	*			55		*	*		*	1	*	Diatom-rich clay
43.208	43.208	191-1179B-5H-5,110.8	D	36	30	34		55			4	1			25					3	2		Siliceous ooze
44.570	44.570	191-1179B-5H-6,97	D	60	15	25		25			12				60		*	*			3		Diatom-rich clay
45.420	45.420	191-1179B-5H-7,32	D	40	15	45		55			5				40						*		Siliceous ooze
45.780	45.780	191-1179B-6H-1,18	M	10	55	35		40			10		35		10					1			Calcareous ooze
46.200	46.200	191-1179B-6H-1,60	D	30	65	5		40			18	*			30					1	8	1	Clay-rich siliceous ooze
46.700	46.700	191-1179B-6H-1,110	D	40	50	10		45	*		10				40					1	3	*	Clay-rich diatom ooze
49.510	49.510	191-1179B-6H-3,91	D	35	50	15		50			6	1			35			*		1	4		Clay-rich diatom ooze
50.210	50.210	191-1179B-6H-4,11	D	20	15	65		50			20	4			20			*		4			Clay- and radiolarian-bearing diatom ooze
50.590	50.590	191-1179B-6H-4,49	D	20	60	20		65			2	1	10		18					3			Clay and zeolite-bearing diatom ooze
50.990	50.990	191-1179B-6H-4,89	D	30	20	50		40			10	*			30			2		10	5	2	Clay-rich diatom ooze
51.230	51.230	191-1179B-6H-4,113	M	10	30	60		35			10	*			10			3		8	30	2	Ash-rich siliceous ooze
51.230	51.230	191-1179B-6H-4,113	M	0	80	20								1						4	95		Vitric ash
51.740	51.740	191-1179B-6H-5,14	D	35	55	10	*	45			13	1			35		*			1	2	*	Clay-rich diatom ooze
52.350	52.350	191-1179B-6H-5,75	D	50	15	35		40			13	2			26					2	2	10	Siliceous ooze
54.310	54.310	191-1179B-6H-6,121	D	33	21	46		45			34	3			9					1		2	Siliceous ooze
55.090	55.090	191-1179B-6H-7,49	D	11	36	53		44			38	3			8						2		Siliceous ooze