Feseker, Tomas; Pape, Thomas; Wallmann, Klaus; Klapp, Stephan A; Schmidt-Schierhorn, Friederike; Bohrmann, Gerhard (2009): Temperature measurements, gas chemistry, and gas hydrates of the Dvurechenskii mud volcano [dataset publication series]. PANGAEA, https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.745565, Supplement to: Feseker, T et al. (2009): The thermal structure of the Dvurechenskii mud volcano and its implications for gas hydrate stability and eruption dynamics. Marine and Petroleum Geology, 26(9), 1812-1823, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.marpetgeo.2009.01.021
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Abstract:
The sediment temperature distribution at mud volcanoes provides insights into their activity and into the occurrence of gas hydrates. If ambient pressure and temperature conditions are close to the limits of the gas hydrate stability field, the sediment temperature distribution not only limits the occurrence of gas hydrates, but is itself influenced by heat production and consumption related to the formation and dissociation of gas hydrates. Located in the Sorokin Trough in the northern Black Sea, the Dvurechenskii mud volcano (DMV) was in the focus of detailed investigations during the M72/2 and M73/3a cruises of the German R/V Meteor and the ROV Quest 4000 m in February and March 2007. A large number of in-situ sediment temperature measurements were conducted from the ROV and with a sensor-equipped gravity corer. Gas hydrates were sampled in pressurized cores using a dynamic autoclave piston corer (DAPC). The thermal structure of the DMV suggests a regime of fluid flow at rates decreasing from the summit towards the edges of the mud volcano, accompanied by intermittent mud expulsion at the summit. Modeled gas hydrate dissociation temperatures reveal that the gas hydrates at the DMV are very close to the stability limits. Changes in heat flow due to variable seepage rates probably do not result in changes in sediment temperature but are compensated by gas hydrate dissociation and formation.
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Median Latitude: 44.282472 * Median Longitude: 34.982091 * South-bound Latitude: 44.276300 * West-bound Longitude: 34.974517 * North-bound Latitude: 44.287717 * East-bound Longitude: 34.986917
Date/Time Start: 2007-02-27T10:24:00 * Date/Time End: 2007-03-28T10:17:00
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GeoB11911 (DAPC-5) * Latitude: 44.282867 * Longitude: 34.986917 * Date/Time: 2007-03-26T05:36:00 * Elevation: -2058.0 m * Recovery: 2.51 m * Location: Dvurechenskii mud volcano * Campaign: M72/3a * Basis: Meteor (1986) * Method/Device: Dynamic autoclave piston corer (DAPC) * Comment: DAPC (I), USBL, Autoclave did not close
GeoB11914 (DAPC-6) * Latitude: 44.283117 * Longitude: 34.984950 * Date/Time: 2007-03-27T05:28:00 * Elevation: -2058.0 m * Recovery: 2.56 m * Location: Dvurechenskii mud volcano * Campaign: M72/3a * Basis: Meteor (1986) * Method/Device: Dynamic autoclave piston corer (DAPC) * Comment: DAPC (I), USBL
GeoB11916 (DAPC-7) * Latitude: 44.281600 * Longitude: 34.979817 * Date/Time: 2007-03-28T10:17:00 * Elevation: -2057.0 m * Recovery: 2.53 m * Location: Dvurechenskii mud volcano * Campaign: M72/3a * Basis: Meteor (1986) * Method/Device: Dynamic autoclave piston corer (DAPC) * Comment: DAPC (I), USBL
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- Feseker, T; Pape, T; Wallmann, K et al. (2009): (Table 3) Distributions of low molecular-weight hydrocarbons (C1 to i-C4) and carbon dioxide in gas retrieved by degassing of pressure cores from the Dvurechenskii mud volcano. https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.745558
- Feseker, T; Pape, T; Wallmann, K et al. (2009): (Table 2) In-situ sediment temperatures of gravity corer stations from the Dvurechenskii mud volcano. https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.745555
- Feseker, T; Pape, T; Wallmann, K et al. (2009): (Table 4) Methane inventory of dynamic autoclave piston cores GeoB11911, GeoB11914 and GeoB11916. https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.745560