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Lackschewitz, Klas Sven; Mertz, Dieter F; Devey, Colin W; Garbe-Schönberg, Dieter (2003): (Table 3) Major element composition of silicic and mafic glasses from ODP Site 180-1115 [dataset]. PANGAEA, https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.666872, In supplement to: Lackschewitz, KS et al. (2003): Late Cenozoic volcanism in the western Woodlark Basin area, SW Pacific: the sources of marine volcanic ash layers based on their elemental and Sr–Nd isotope compositions. Bulletin of Volcanology, 65(2-3), 182-200, https://doi.org/10.1007/s00445-002-0252-z

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Latitude: -9.189750 * Longitude: 151.573950
Date/Time Start: 1998-07-16T00:00:00 * Date/Time End: 1998-07-22T00:00:00
Minimum DEPTH, sediment/rock: 3.91 m * Maximum DEPTH, sediment/rock: 315.16 m
Event(s):
180-1115 * Latitude: -9.189750 * Longitude: 151.573950 * Date/Time Start: 1998-07-16T00:00:00 * Date/Time End: 1998-07-22T00:00:00 * Elevation: -1149.0 m * Penetration: 1100 m * Recovery: 582.9 m * Location: Solomon Sea * Campaign: Leg180 * Basis: Joides Resolution * Method/Device: Composite Core (COMPCORE) * Comment: 86 cores; 816.8 m cored; 283.2 m drilled; 71.4% recovery
Parameter(s):
#NameShort NameUnitPrincipal InvestigatorMethod/DeviceComment
DEPTH, sediment/rockDepth sedmGeocode
Sample code/labelSample labelLackschewitz, Klas SvenDSDP/ODP/IODP sample designation
Sample commentSample commentLackschewitz, Klas Sven
Lithology/composition/faciesLithologyLackschewitz, Klas Sven
Grains, counted/analyzedGrains#Lackschewitz, Klas SvenCounting >63 µm fraction
Number of observationsNOBS#Lackschewitz, Klas Sven
Silicon dioxideSiO2%Lackschewitz, Klas SvenElectron microprobe (EMP)
Silicon dioxide, standard deviationSiO2 std dev±Lackschewitz, Klas SvenElectron microprobe (EMP)
Titanium dioxideTiO2%Lackschewitz, Klas SvenElectron microprobe (EMP)
10 Titanium dioxide, standard deviationTiO2 std dev±Lackschewitz, Klas SvenElectron microprobe (EMP)
11 Aluminium oxideAl2O3%Lackschewitz, Klas SvenElectron microprobe (EMP)
12 Aluminium oxide, standard deviationAl2O3 std dev±Lackschewitz, Klas SvenElectron microprobe (EMP)
13 Iron oxide, FeOFeO%Lackschewitz, Klas SvenElectron microprobe (EMP)
14 Iron oxide, FeO, standard deviationFeO std dev±Lackschewitz, Klas SvenElectron microprobe (EMP)
15 Manganese oxideMnO%Lackschewitz, Klas SvenElectron microprobe (EMP)
16 Manganese oxide, standard deviationMnO std dev±Lackschewitz, Klas SvenElectron microprobe (EMP)
17 Magnesium oxideMgO%Lackschewitz, Klas SvenElectron microprobe (EMP)
18 Magnesium oxide, standard deviationMgO std dev±Lackschewitz, Klas SvenElectron microprobe (EMP)
19 Calcium oxideCaO%Lackschewitz, Klas SvenElectron microprobe (EMP)
20 Calcium oxide, standard deviationCaO std dev±Lackschewitz, Klas SvenElectron microprobe (EMP)
21 Sodium oxideNa2O%Lackschewitz, Klas SvenElectron microprobe (EMP)
22 Sodium oxide, standard deviationNa2O std dev±Lackschewitz, Klas SvenElectron microprobe (EMP)
23 Potassium oxideK2O%Lackschewitz, Klas SvenElectron microprobe (EMP)
24 Potassium oxide, standard deviationK2O std dev±Lackschewitz, Klas SvenElectron microprobe (EMP)
Size:
688 data points

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Depth sed [m]

Sample label

Sample comment

Lithology

Grains [#]

NOBS [#]

SiO2 [%]

SiO2 std dev [±]

TiO2 [%]
10 
TiO2 std dev [±]
11 
Al2O3 [%]
12 
Al2O3 std dev [±]
13 
FeO [%]
14 
FeO std dev [±]
15 
MnO [%]
16 
MnO std dev [±]
17 
MgO [%]
18 
MgO std dev [±]
19 
CaO [%]
20 
CaO std dev [±]
21 
Na2O [%]
22 
Na2O std dev [±]
23 
K2O [%]
24 
K2O std dev [±]
3.91180-1115A-1H-4,91-92tephra layer103869.00.500.280.0212.50.263.400.120.130.020.080.020.280.035.40.264.00.19
3.94180-1115A-1H-4,94-95tephra layer52069.40.270.280.0212.30.093.460.120.140.010.090.010.290.025.40.514.10.16
4.00180-1115A-1H-4,100-101tephra layer111469.00.810.280.0212.40.243.440.120.130.020.080.020.270.025.70.214.10.16
4.03180-1115A-1H-4,103-104tephra layer102468.80.790.280.0212.20.173.480.130.130.020.090.010.290.025.90.194.20.08
4.59180-1115B-1H-4,9-10tephra layer4873.40.900.250.0211.70.211.260.050.060.010.330.021.300.053.60.212.10.08
7.42180-1115B-2H-1,22-24tephra layer103975.10.770.300.0211.30.261.430.070.070.020.280.031.590.074.10.251.50.01
10.41180-1115B-2H-3,21-23tephra layer52069.80.380.220.0313.60.132.000.080.070.030.110.020.430.034.50.083.90.06
11.90180-1115B-2H-4,20-22tephra layer115569.00.550.230.0213.90.171.950.080.070.020.150.020.480.035.40.294.00.14
17.48180-1115B-3H-1,78-80tephra layer83267.10.360.390.0414.20.132.880.130.120.020.320.031.060.075.70.143.30.17
34.23180-1115B-4H-6,53-55tephra layer52373.60.420.130.0312.20.130.610.080.060.030.080.010.360.043.60.083.70.18
45.33180-1115B-5H-7,63-65tephra layer73767.50.780.240.0314.70.091.800.090.080.030.220.020.600.034.90.074.10.10
67.77180-1115B-8H-3,57-59ash-enriched layer124368.00.610.350.0314.60.201.860.070.060.020.380.031.160.054.90.184.00.14
80.48180-1115B-9H-5,78-80Chemically different population of glass particles within an individual deposit, 1tephra layer52070.10.470.370.0314.00.142.600.090.100.030.210.020.440.035.50.183.90.11
80.48180-1115B-9H-5,78-80Chemically different population of glass particles within an individual deposit, 2tephra layer3868.70.150.360.0213.60.092.600.100.080.050.190.020.440.034.90.053.70.23
84.53180-1115B-10H-1,132-134volcaniclastic layer51676.60.920.240.0311.30.161.450.090.070.030.270.011.790.063.30.301.30.04
88.30180-1115B-10H-4,60-62tephra layer51267.60.290.260.0213.90.181.230.090.080.020.170.010.610.054.70.244.60.40
94.58180-1115B-11H-2,38-39tephra layer52158.80.740.600.0315.40.347.640.300.150.024.100.236.950.203.50.101.20.09
103.72180-1115B-12H-2,2-4tephra layer31265.10.550.460.0815.00.361.710.200.050.020.560.121.130.204.30.164.70.12
104.99180-1115B-12H-2,129-131tephra layer41269.40.440.240.0213.40.101.080.050.050.020.180.010.800.024.40.164.50.15
136.63180-1115B-15H-4,143-145tephra layer41456.60.640.500.0419.00.183.800.140.090.021.230.112.700.276.20.185.90.28
146.34180-1115B-16H-5,14-16tephra layer51865.40.300.820.0213.80.114.400.120.140.010.790.022.300.105.60.281.80.02
154.36180-1115B-17H-4,16-18Chemically different population of glass particles within an individual deposit, 1tephra layer93766.40.370.790.0413.80.403.400.210.120.020.790.092.100.135.30.341.50.07
154.36180-1115B-17H-4,16-18Chemically different population of glass particles within an individual deposit, 2tephra layer2563.90.471.140.0314.70.195.200.050.120.011.500.073.600.065.40.221.40.10
177.63180-1115B-19H-6,143-145tephra layer61868.40.530.460.0214.10.202.200.070.000.000.500.021.560.054.80.152.50.08
181.03180-1115B-20H-2,133-135volcaniclastic layer3865.10.870.810.1214.50.463.420.300.020.020.840.072.490.294.80.262.50.47
232.18180-1115B-25X-5,37.5-38.5volcaniclastic layer3670.20.170.390.0213.20.081.940.100.000.000.490.011.750.054.20.162.30.06
243.42180-1115B-26X-6,52-54tephra layer41072.00.650.070.0212.20.120.410.040.040.020.040.020.520.043.20.154.90.15
247.83180-1115B-27X-2,133-134Chemically different population of glass particles within an individual deposit, 1volcaniclastic layer2567.80.100.600.0414.60.142.770.100.020.010.670.021.810.035.20.083.20.07
247.83180-1115B-27X-2,133-134Chemically different population of glass particles within an individual deposit, 2volcaniclastic layer2673.00.220.050.0112.20.070.340.010.000.000.060.010.550.033.40.194.30.21
270.89180-1115B-29X-5,59-60volcaniclastic layer2568.50.150.460.0114.10.062.240.060.010.010.520.031.550.014.90.092.50.06
315.16180-1115C-4R-3,5-7volcaniclastic layer51673.10.410.110.0212.30.220.560.060.050.030.150.020.910.043.20.133.80.27