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Sager, William W (2004): (Table T4) Paleomagnetic properties of igneous samples from DSDP Site 92-597 [dataset]. PANGAEA, https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.779533, In supplement to: Sager, WW (2004): Data report: Paleomagnetism of basaltic rocks cored from western Pacific DSDP and ODP boreholes. In: Sager, WW; Kanazawa, T; Escutia, C (eds.) Proceedings of the Ocean Drilling Program, Scientific Results, College Station, TX (Ocean Drilling Program), 191, 1-27, https://doi.org/10.2973/odp.proc.sr.191.003.2004

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Nishitani, T (1986): Magnetic properties of basalt samples from Deep Sea Drilling Project Holes 597B and 597C. In: Leinen, M; Rea DK; et al. (eds.), Initial Reports of the Deep Sea Drilling Project, Washington (U.S. Govt. Printing Office), 92, 527-535, https://doi.org/10.2973/dsdp.proc.92.134.1986
Project(s):
Coverage:
Latitude: -18.807200 * Longitude: -129.770300
Date/Time Start: 1983-03-02T00:00:00 * Date/Time End: 1983-03-02T00:00:00
Minimum DEPTH, sediment/rock: 54.49 m * Maximum DEPTH, sediment/rock: 132.67 m
Event(s):
92-597B  * Latitude: -18.807200 * Longitude: -129.770300 * Date/Time: 1983-03-02T00:00:00 * Elevation: -4163.0 m * Penetration: 72.6 m * Recovery: 5.4 m * Location: South Pacific Ocean * Campaign: Leg92 * Basis: Glomar Challenger * Method/Device: Drilling/drill rig (DRILL) * Comment: 2 cores; 18.2 m cored; 6.4 m drilled; 29.8 % recovery
92-597C  * Latitude: -18.807200 * Longitude: -129.770300 * Date/Time: 1983-03-02T00:00:00 * Elevation: -4164.0 m * Penetration: 143.5 m * Recovery: 55.2 m * Location: South Pacific Ocean * Campaign: Leg92 * Basis: Glomar Challenger * Method/Device: Drilling/drill rig (DRILL) * Comment: 11 cores; 97 m cored; 3 m drilled; 56.9 % recovery
Parameter(s):
#NameShort NameUnitPrincipal InvestigatorMethod/DeviceComment
Event labelEvent
Sample code/labelSample labelSager, William WDSDP/ODP/IODP sample designation
Author(s)Author(s)Sager, William W
DEPTH, sediment/rockDepth sedmGeocode – mbsf
NRM, IntensityInten (NRM)mA/mSager, William W
ChRM, InclinationIncl (ChRM)degSager, William WPrincipal component analyses (PCA)empty fields = inclination unstable
Demag TypeDemag TypeSager, William WA = alternating field
Sample amount, subsetN subset#Sager, William Wnumber of measurements used for PCA
Demagnetization levelLevelmTSager, William Wlower
10 Demagnetization levelLevelmTSager, William Wupper
11 Maximum angular deviationMADdegSager, William W
12 ColatitudeColatdegSager, William W
13 Sample IDSample IDSager, William Wgroup number
14 Sample commentSample commentSager, William W
Size:
1568 data points

Data

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Event

Sample label
(DSDP/ODP/IODP sample designation)

Author(s)

Depth sed [m]
(mbsf)

Inten (NRM) [mA/m]

Incl (ChRM) [deg]
(empty fields = inclination un...)

Demag Type
(A = alternating field)

N subset [#]
(number of measurements used f...)

Level [mT]
(lower)
10 
Level [mT]
(upper)
11 
MAD [deg]
12 
Colat [deg]
13 
Sample ID
(group number)
14 
Sample comment
92-597B 92-597B-2R-1,20Nishitani (1986)54.49280053.3A56.11
92-597B92-597B-2R-1,28this study54.57140035.0A420307.470.71
92-597B92-597B-2R-1,80this study55.17110049.2A415281.959.91
92-597B92-597B-2R-1,91this study55.8850040.1A4203012.367.21
92-597B92-597B-2R-1,95Nishitani (1986)55.24270053.6A55.91
92-597B92-597B-2R-2,7this study55.96350053.0A410250.856.41
92-597B92-597B-2R-2,48Nishitani (1986)56.37200041.0A66.51
92-597B92-597B-2R-2,68this study56.57170037.6A510281.568.91
92-597B92-597B-2R-2,100this study56.8960040.5A410253.066.91
92-597B92-597B-2R-2,110Nishitani (1986)57.02330044.1A64.11
92-597B92-597B-2R-2,131Nishitani (1986)57.23250046.1A62.51
92-597B92-597B-2R-3,29Nishitani (1986)57.71250046.9A61.91
92-597B92-597B-2R-3,74this study58.16110047.3A310252.861.51
92-597B92-597B-2R-3,86this study58.28140047.1A410253.861.71
92-597B92-597B-2R-3,106this study58.4890038.5A45207.568.31
92-597B92-597B-2R-3,113Nishitani (1986)58.56440057.4A52.01
92-597B92-597B-3R-1,3Nishitani (1986)63.55230044.7A63.71
92-597B92-597B-3R-1,29this study63.81170041.0A410252.866.51
92-597B92-597B-3R-1,51this study64.0390038.9A410252.968.01
92-597B92-597B-3R-1,97this study64.49180039.1A410252.167.91
92-597B92-597B-3R-1,119this study64.7170038.3A410254.368.51
92-597B92-597B-3R-1,132Nishitani (1986)64.84270040.5A66.91
92-597B92-597B-3R-2,14this study65.1680051.9A410251.557.51
92-597B92-597B-3R-2,23Nishitani (1986)65.25220035.3A70.51
92-597B92-597B-3R-2,26Nishitani (1986)65.42250036.7A69.61
92-597C 92-597C-3R-1,18this study55.67300037.4A410250.769.11
92-597C92-597C-3R-1,24Nishitani (1986)55.73280045.7A62.91
92-597C92-597C-3R-1,48this study55.9760032.3A410255.672.51
92-597C92-597C-3R-1,78this study56.27600A1
92-597C92-597C-3R-1,104this study56.5380047.7A310204.261.21
92-597C92-597C-3R-1,134Nishitani (1986)56.83310050.1A59.11
92-597C92-597C-3R-2,13this study57.12900A1
92-597C92-597C-3R-2,43Nishitani (1986)57.42240036.5A69.71
92-597C92-597C-3R-2,81this study57.80110045.4A410252.863.11
92-597C92-597C-3R-2,123this study58.22160033.6A410252.571.61
92-597C92-597C-3R-2,146this study58.452600A1
92-597C92-597C-3R-3,5Nishitani (1986)58.57270060.1A49.01datum not used in average colatitude calculations
92-597C92-597C-3R-3,38this study58.90250032.4A410250.41
92-597C92-597C-3R-3,52Nishitani (1986)59.04250031.2A73.21
92-597C92-597C-3R-3,71this study59.23420043.1A410251.564.91
92-597C92-597C-4R-1,55this study65.071900A1
92-597C92-597C-4R-1,60Nishitani (1986)65.12410037.9A68.71
92-597C92-597C-4R-1,70this study65.22600-58.4A415282.450.91inclination: sample assumed to be inverted
92-597C92-597C-4R-1,120Nishitani (1986)65.72330041.3A66.31
92-597C92-597C-4R-2,21Nishitani (1986)66.72310048.2A60.81
92-597C92-597C-4R-2,55this study67.06110061.7A310204.347.12
92-597C92-597C-4R-2,87this study67.382300-63.3A328353.445.22inclination: sample assumed to be inverted
92-597C92-597C-4R-2,109this study67.601800A2
92-597C92-597C-4R-2,111Nishitani (1986)67.13290055.8A53.72
92-597C92-597C-4R-3,27Nishitani (1986)67.79330060.4A48.62
92-597C92-597C-4R-3,49this study68.013700A2
92-597C92-597C-4R-3,91Nishitani (1986)68.43270061.0A47.92
92-597C92-597C-4R-3,139this study68.912200A3
92-597C92-597C-4R-4,23Nishitani (1986)69.25270044.9A63.53
92-597C92-597C-4R-4,62this study69.64510053.5A310202.956.03
92-597C92-597C-4R-4,76Nishitani (1986)69.78330048.5A60.53
92-597C92-597C-4R-4,127this study70.292000A3
92-597C92-597C-4R-5,23this study70.752600A3
92-597C92-597C-4R-5,26Nishitani (1986)70.78230045.3A63.23
92-597C92-597C-4R-5,71Nishitani (1986)71.22230045.6A63.03
92-597C92-597C-4R-5,89this study71.411000A3
92-597C92-597C-4R-5,118this study71.702200A3
92-597C92-597C-4R-6,21Nishitani (1986)72.22230065.7A42.13datum not used in average colatitude calculations
92-597C92-597C-4R-6,42this study72.431300A3
92-597C92-597C-4R-6,73Nishitani (1986)72.75200043.0A65.03
92-597C92-597C-4R-6,100this study73.01220053.0A410251.556.43
92-597C92-597C-5R-1,9this study73.611200A3
92-597C92-597C-5R-1,62this study74.14730052.2A310202.257.23
92-597C92-597C-5R-1,129Nishitani (1986)74.81260041.0A66.53
92-597C92-597C-5R-1,134this study74.86120041.2A310203.066.43
92-597C92-597C-5R-2,63Nishitani (1986)75.64400046.1A62.53
92-597C92-597C-6R-1,28this study82.802300A4
92-597C92-597C-6R-1,109Nishitani (1986)83.61360050.6A58.74
92-597C92-597C-6R-1,119this study83.71460056.4A310200.453.04
92-597C92-597C-6R-2,12this study84.141500-34.6A310201.871.04inclination: sample assumed to be inverted; datum not used in average colatitude calculations
92-597C92-597C-6R-2,35this study84.37130047.4A410254.561.54
92-597C92-597C-6R-2,49Nishitani (1986)84.51230046.5A62.24
92-597C92-597C-6R-3,62Nishitani (1986)86.14290049.3A59.84
92-597C92-597C-6R-3,55this study86.072100A4
92-597C92-597C-6R-3,78this study86.301000A4
92-597C92-597C-6R-3,105Nishitani (1986)86.5770049.2A425352.14
92-597C92-597C-6R-4,19this study87.21240054.6A410253.654.94
92-597C92-597C-6R-4,53this study87.551700A5
92-597C92-597C-6R-4,74Nishitani (1986)87.76300037.8A68.85
92-597C92-597C-6R-4,116this study88.182100A5
92-597C92-597C-6R-5,38this study88.9060027.5A310203.575.45
92-597C92-597C-6R-5,58Nishitani (1986)89.10330037.9A68.75
92-597C92-597C-6R-5,82this study89.342300A5
92-597C92-597C-7R-1,70this study92.22180031.0A415282.273.35
92-597C92-597C-7R-1,128this study92.80580048.1A410251.660.96
92-597C92-597C-7R-1,115Nishitani (1986)92.67310050.2A59.06
92-597C92-597C-7R-2,7this study93.082800A6
92-597C92-597C-7R-2,16Nishitani (1986)93.17330045.6A63.06
92-597C92-597C-7R-2,66this study93.67670049.8A415202.459.46
92-597C92-597C-7R-2,117Nishitani (1986)94.18370050.6A58.76
92-597C92-597C-7R-2,123this study94.24390047.4A410250.561.56
92-597C92-597C-7R-3,10this study94.61430055.2A410250.754.36
92-597C92-597C-7R-4,17this study96.19520058.9A410252.550.36
92-597C92-597C-7R-4,18Nishitani (1986)96.20300054.0A55.56
92-597C92-597C-7R-4,87Nishitani (1986)96.89440050.2A59.06
92-597C92-597C-7R-4,91this study96.936700-49.9A428352.259.36inclination: sample assumed to be inverted
92-597C92-597C-7R-4,111Nishitani (1986)97.13280056.0A53.56
92-597C92-597C-7R-4,137Nishitani (1986)97.391900-41.1A66.46inclination: sample assumed to be inverted
92-597C92-597C-7R-4,141this study97.432300-65.6A45201.242.26inclination: sample assumed to be inverted; datum not used in average colatitude calculations
92-597C92-597C-7R-5,70Nishitani (1986)98.222200-76.7A25.36inclination: sample assumed to be inverted; datum not used in average colatitude calculations
92-597C92-597C-8R-1,9Nishitani (1986)100.60320041.9A65.87
92-597C92-597C-8R-1,25this study100.76180039.6A410252.067.57
92-597C92-597C-8R-1,94Nishitani (1986)101.46320041.0A66.57
92-597C92-597C-8R-1,103this study101.54370040.4A415281.266.97
92-597C92-597C-8R-2,41this study102.42350041.0A410251.966.57
92-597C92-597C-8R-2,50Nishitani (1986)102.51280039.1A67.97
92-597C92-597C-8R-2,66this study102.67220041.3A310202.366.37
92-597C92-597C-8R-2,137this study103.38270046.1A415281.562.57
92-597C92-597C-8R-3,5Nishitani (1986)103.57250036.5A69.77
92-597C92-597C-8R-3,44this study103.961500A7
92-597C92-597C-8R-3,130Nishitani (1986)104.82250022.1A78.57datum not used in average colatitude calculations
92-597C92-597C-8R-3,138this study104.90240030.8A510282.673.47
92-597C92-597C-8R-4,70this study105.72180031.7A410254.972.87
92-597C92-597C-8R-4,102Nishitani (1986)106.04260040.2A67.17
92-597C92-597C-8R-4,103this study106.05290043.5A415281.764.67
92-597C92-597C-8R-4,137this study106.39100033.1A320282.371.97
92-597C92-597C-8R-5,49Nishitani (1986)107.01390034.8A410250.370.87
92-597C92-597C-8R-5,60Nishitani (1986)107.12270037.0A69.47
92-597C92-597C-8R-5,88this study107.402500A7
92-597C92-597C-8R-6,30this study108.32130032.1A410252.772.67
92-597C92-597C-8R-6,56Nishitani (1986)108.58330040.9A66.67
92-597C92-597C-8R-6,92this study108.941200-22.7A320280.778.27inclination: sample assumed to be inverted; datum not used in average colatitude calculations
92-597C92-597C-8R-6,135this study109.37270037.2A410253.769.27
92-597C92-597C-8R-7,7this study109.57140041.6A315251.966.17
92-597C92-597C-8R-7,9Nishitani (1986)109.59290044.0A64.27
92-597C92-597C-8R-7,86this study110.36200028.9A410256.374.67
92-597C92-597C-9R-1,9Nishitani (1986)109.59380036.5A69.77
92-597C92-597C-9R-1,76this study110.27800A7
92-597C92-597C-9R-1,139Nishitani (1986)110.90220034.5A415281.77
92-597C92-597C-9R-1,141this study110.921400A7
92-597C92-597C-9R-1,142Nishitani (1986)110.93320038.9A68.07
92-597C92-597C-9R-2,15this study111.17280060.8A420351.448.27datum not used in average colatitude calculations
92-597C92-597C-9R-2,60this study111.623300-46.6A530450.462.17inclination: sample assumed to be inverted
92-597C92-597C-9R-2,70Nishitani (1986)111.72340041.6A66.17
92-597C92-597C-9R-3,82this study113.331100-60.6A728455.748.47inclination: sample assumed to be inverted; datum not used in average colatitude calculations
92-597C92-597C-9R-3,88Nishitani (1986)113.39290047.3A61.57
92-597C92-597C-9R-3,140this study113.91900-51.3A420305.158.07inclination: sample assumed to be inverted
92-597C92-597C-9R-4,64this study114.66600A7
92-597C92-597C-9R-4,103Nishitani (1986)115.05310041.9A65.87
92-597C92-597C-9R-4,104this study115.06460033.9A420306.271.47
92-597C92-597C-10R-1,74this study119.26650043.4A415252.064.78
92-597C92-597C-10R-1,112Nishitani (1986)119.64290040.1A67.28
92-597C92-597C-10R-1,128this study119.80290037.5A410252.269.08
92-597C92-597C-10R-2,39this study120.41250044.5A410250.663.88
92-597C92-597C-10R-2,86this study120.88190052.9A410253.356.58
92-597C92-597C-10R-2,104Nishitani (1986)121.06190043.6A64.58
92-597C92-597C-10R-3,33this study121.85900A8
92-597C92-597C-10R-3,72this study122.24210042.7A420351.165.28
92-597C92-597C-10R-3,94Nishitani (1986)122.46200043.9A64.38
92-597C92-597C-10R-3,115this study122.67220031.8A410254.372.88
92-597C92-597C-10R-4,46this study123.48100039.6A410252.967.58
92-597C92-597C-10R-4,91Nishitani (1986)123.93150052.6A56.88
92-597C92-597C-10R-4,133this study124.35110032.8A310204.672.18
92-597C92-597C-10R-5,52this study125.021000A8
92-597C92-597C-10R-5,84Nishitani (1986)125.36160046.4A62.38
92-597C92-597C-10R-5,112this study125.622100-49.5A415280.259.78inclination: sample assumed to be inverted
92-597C92-597C-10R-6,19this study126.2150046.1A420302.662.58
92-597C92-597C-10R-6,36Nishitani (1986)126.38170040.5A66.98
92-597C92-597C-10R-6,103this study127.0590044.8A420301.663.68
92-597C92-597C-10R-7,30this study127.31140045.5A415281.763.08
92-597C92-597C-10R-7,42Nishitani (1986)127.93160042.2A65.68
92-597C92-597C-10R-7,84Nishitani (1986)127.85120021.0A415281.079.18datum not used in average colatitude calculations
92-597C92-597C-11R-1,32this study127.8470063.8A420300.644.58datum not used in average colatitude calculations
92-597C92-597C-11R-1,79Nishitani (1986)128.31160047.1A61.78
92-597C92-597C-11R-1,116this study128.6840044.7A415281.263.78
92-597C92-597C-11R-2,46this study129.48700A8
92-597C92-597C-11R-2,103Nishitani (1986)130.05160043.8A64.48
92-597C92-597C-11R-2,138this study130.4070048.1A425400.460.98
92-597C92-597C-11R-3,13Nishitani (1986)130.64170045.6A63.08
92-597C92-597C-11R-3,47this study130.98180041.6A410250.966.18
92-597C92-597C-11R-3,93this study131.44120040.4A415280.966.98
92-597C92-597C-11R-4,25this study132.2690023.2A410253.377.98datum not used in average colatitude calculations
92-597C92-597C-11R-4,39this study132.401400-45.2A425321.263.38inclination: sample assumed to be inverted
92-597C92-597C-11R-4,50this study132.51160047.0A410251.161.88
92-597C92-597C-11R-4,62Nishitani (1986)132.63170042.9A65.18
92-597C92-597C-11R-4,66this study132.67160032.2A410250.572.58