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Expedition 347 Scientists (2015): Description of lithologic section units of IODP Hole 347-M0061A [dataset]. PANGAEA, https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.842988

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Published: 2015-02-20DOI registered: 2015-04-22

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Andrén, Thomas; Jørgensen, Bo Barker; Cotterill, Carol; Expedition 347 Scientists (2015): Baltic Sea Paleoenvironment. Proceedings of the IODP, Integrated Ocean Drilling Program, https://doi.org/10.2204/iodp.proc.347.2015
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Coverage:
Latitude: 62.778330 * Longitude: 18.049160
Date/Time Start: 2013-10-04T12:30:00 * Date/Time End: 2013-10-04T22:35:00
Minimum DEPTH, sediment/rock: 0.000 m * Maximum DEPTH, sediment/rock: 27.100 m
Event(s):
347-M0061A (BSB-10) * Latitude: 62.778330 * Longitude: 18.049160 * Date/Time Start: 2013-10-04T12:30:00 * Date/Time End: 2013-10-04T22:35:00 * Elevation: -87.9 m * IGSN: https://doi.org/10.58100/IBCR0347EHI0001 * Recovery: 26.36 m * Location: Baltic Sea, Angermanaelven River Estuary * Campaign: Exp347 (Baltic Sea Paleoenvironment) * Basis: Greatship Manisha * Comment: Drilling Depth Method (DSF): tag sea floor; Core Depth Method (CSF): let overlap if long. 11 core,25.15m drilled
Comment:
Geocode = CSF-A [m].
Parameter(s):
#NameShort NameUnitPrincipal InvestigatorMethod/DeviceComment
Sample code/labelSample labelExpedition 347 ScientistsDSDP/ODP/IODP sample designation
Lithologic unit/sequenceUnitExpedition 347 ScientistsVisual description
DEPTH, sediment/rockDepth sedmGeocode
Depth, compositeDepth compmcdExpedition 347 Scientists
Rock typeRockExpedition 347 ScientistsVisual description
Main LithologyMain lithExpedition 347 ScientistsGrain size nomenclature after Shepard (1954)
AccessoriesAcceExpedition 347 ScientistsVisual description
Lithology/composition/faciesLithologyExpedition 347 ScientistsVisual description
Lithology/composition/faciesLithologyExpedition 347 ScientistsVisual descriptioncontinuation
10 StructureStructureExpedition 347 ScientistsVisual description
11 MineralsMineralsExpedition 347 ScientistsVisual description
12 FossilsFossilsExpedition 347 ScientistsVisual description
13 ClastsClastsExpedition 347 ScientistsVisual description
14 Bedding/bandingBedding/bandingExpedition 347 ScientistsVisual description
15 Core disturbanceDisturbanceExpedition 347 ScientistsVisual description
16 BioturbationBioturbationExpedition 347 ScientistsVisual description
17 Color code HLS-systemColor HLSExpedition 347 ScientistsMunsell Color System (1994)
18 Boundary descriptionBound descrExpedition 347 ScientistsVisual descriptionbottom contact
19 Grain size descriptionGrain size descrExpedition 347 ScientistsVisual description
20 Sorting descriptionSort descrExpedition 347 ScientistsVisual description
21 Size fraction < 0.004 mm, clay<4 µm%Expedition 347 ScientistsEstimated
Size:
421 data points

Data

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Sample label
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Depth sed [m]

Depth comp [mcd]

Rock
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Main lith
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Acce
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Lithology
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Lithology
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Structure
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Minerals
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12 
Fossils
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13 
Clasts
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14 
Bedding/banding
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15 
Disturbance
(Visual description)
16 
Bioturbation
(Visual description)
17 
Color HLS
(Munsell Color System (1994))
18 
Bound descr
(bottom contact, Visual descri...)
19 
Grain size descr
(Visual description)
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Sort descr
(Visual description)
21 
<4 µm [%]
(Estimated)
347-M0061A-1-1,010.000-0.127389Siliciclastic sedimentClayGreenish gray - black, top 40cm mostly greenish gray, downwards getting more black, organic rich clay, loose, laminated to weak laminated, smeared out, mm size lamina, very well sorted, small dispersed voids due to methane expansion, slightly disturbed.LaminationParallel laminatedSlightlyN 2.5Very well sorted
347-M0061A-1-2,011.3801.252611Siliciclastic sedimentClayBlack, sulphide smelling, diatoms and reting spores (?).HomogeneousUnidentified mineralsMassiveSlightlyN 2.5ClayVery well sorted90
347-M0061A-2-1,011.5001.627388Siliciclastic sedimentClayGreen gray to black, organic-rich clay. Fine grained with mm-scale color lamination. Surface, down to 30cm, distorted with voids from methane escape.Lamination; laminated (intensely foliated or banded)Parallel laminatedSlightly10Y 3/1ClayWell sorted
347-M0061A-2-2,013.0003.127388Siliciclastic sedimentClayGreen-gray clay. Fine grained, well sorted with faint mm-scale color lamination. Surface degradation along core liner. @7cm, 3cm piece of wood.Lamination; laminated (intensely foliated or banded)WoodParallel laminatedSlightlyAbsent bioturbation10Y 4/1Well sorted
347-M0061A-2-3,014.5004.627388Siliciclastic sedimentClayGreen gray clay with mm-scale laminations, some organic-rich, fine grained and well sorted.Lamination; laminated (intensely foliated or banded)Parallel laminatedSlightly10Y 4/1ClayWell sorted
347-M0061A-2-4,014.7304.857388Siliciclastic sedimentClayHomogeneous gyttja clay, abundant plant remnants, resting spores. OSP: Green gray to black clay. Cyclistic color lamination on the mm-scale.HomogeneousMica; quartz; unidentified mineralsMassiveSlightly10Y 3/1ClayVery well sorted90
347-M0061A-3-1,014.8004.995541Siliciclastic sedimentSilty clayDark greenish gray and gray, silty-sandy clay, fine lamination mm size, 2 - 5cm bundles, silt lamina at 68cm, 103cm, very well sorted, slightly disturbed.LaminationParallel laminatedSlightlyAbsent bioturbation10Y 4/1Very well sorted
347-M0061A-3-1,11825.9806.175541Siliciclastic sedimentSilty clayDark greenish gray, silt-sandy clay, weak lamination by color, mm-0,5cm size, very well sorted, slightly disturbed.LaminationParallel laminatedSlightlyAbsent bioturbation10Y 4/1Very well sorted
347-M0061A-3-2,016.3006.495541Siliciclastic sedimentSilty clayDark greenish gray, silty-sandy clay, weak lamination by color, very well sorted, moderately disturbed, gradual lower boundary.LaminationParallel laminatedModeratelyAbsent bioturbationGLEY1 4/10YVery well sorted
347-M0061A-3-2,1226.4206.615541Siliciclastic sedimentSilty clayDark greenish gray and black, silty-clay, laminated, 0,2cm size, very well sorted, gradual boundary, slightly disturbed, interval 16-58cm dominated by black lamina iron sulfide, interval 58-114cm dominated by gray lamina,lower boundary soft sediment deformation.LaminationParallel laminatedSlightlyAbsent bioturbationN 2.5Very well sorted
347-M0061A-3-2,11437.4407.635541Siliciclastic sedimentSilty clayDark greenish gray, silty-clay, contorted, very well sorted, sharp lower boundary.Slump beddingModeratelyGLEY1 4/10YVery well sorted
347-M0061A-3-2,13347.6307.825541Siliciclastic sedimentSilty clayGray, clay, very well sorted, heavily disturbed.HighlyVery well sorted
347-M0061A-3-3,017.8007.995541Siliciclastic sedimentClayGray, clay, very well sorted, soupy. Varve thickness c. 8 mm, sulphide banding occur, dropstone, shell fragment, plant remnants.LaminationMica; quartz; unidentified mineralsParallel laminatedSlightly5B 4/1ClayVery well sorted90
347-M0061A-4-1,018.1008.422929Siliciclastic sedimentClayey siltVery dark gray (N 3) clayey silt, planar, parallel, laminae ~ 2mm thick; 0-104 cm is highly disturbed by drilling; 104-150 cm has visible laminae but is moderately disturbed by drilling.Parallel laminatedHighlyN 3Well sorted
347-M0061A-4-2,019.6009.922929Siliciclastic sedimentClayey siltVery dark gray (N 3) clayey silt, planar, parallel, laminae ~ 2mm thick; section is highly disturbed by drilling with soft mud squeezed between laminae.LaminationParallel laminatedHighlyN 3Well sorted
347-M0061A-4-3,0110.39010.712929Siliciclastic sedimentClayey siltSilt laminaDark greenish gray interlaminated clayey silt and silt; rhythmites, perhaps varves?; fining-upwards within one lamina (silt --> clay); lamination visible by changes in grain-size and color; thickness of laminae around 1-4cm; around 32 varves? visible;slightly to moderately disturbed (laminae banded down along core liner), a lot of voids (gas?); some dark clayey silt parts (top of each rhythmite are slightly disrupted, sparse to uncommon bioturbation possible.Lamination; bioturbation; laminated (intensely foliated or banded); fining upwardsParallel laminatedSlightlySparse bioturbation10Y 4/1Very well sorted
347-M0061A-4-4,0111.13011.452929Siliciclastic sedimentClayey siltSilt laminaShipboard: Probably varved, small portion of silt and sand, dropstone, organic remnants. OSP: dark greenish gray clayey silt with interlaminated silt; rhythmites weakly visible, lamina thickness about 1-2cm.LaminationMica; quartz; unidentified mineralsParallel laminatedHighly10Y 4/1Very well sorted
347-M0061A-6-1,0111.20011.522929Siliciclastic sedimentClayey siltVery dark greenish gray silty clay (10Y 3/1); core is sludge, very wet; highly disturbed.Soupy10Y 3/1
347-M0061A-6-2,0112.70013.022929Siliciclastic sedimentSiltVery dark greenish gray silt; highly disturbed.Highly10Y 3/1
347-M0061A-6-3,0113.26013.582929Siliciclastic sedimentSilty clayNone.HomogeneousMica; quartz; unidentified mineralsMassiveSlightly10Y 4/1Very well sorted
347-M0061A-7-1,0114.50014.604460Siliciclastic sedimentSilty sandDark greenish gray silty sand; soupy; no sedimentary features visible; mostly fine-sand; mica flakes occur.HomogeneousMicaSoupy10Y 4/1Well sorted
347-M0061A-7-2,0116.00016.104460Siliciclastic sedimentSilty sandDark greenish gray silty sand; soupy; no sedimentary features visible; mostly fine-sand; mica flakes occur.HomogeneousMicaSoupy10Y 4/1Well sorted
347-M0061A-7-3,0116.90017.004460Siliciclastic sedimentSandy siltDark greenish gray silty sand; soupy; no sedimentary features visible; mica flakes occur.HomogeneousMicaSoupy10Y 4/1Well sorted
347-M0061A-7-4,0117.66017.764460Siliciclastic sedimentClayey siltBarren.HomogeneousMica; quartz; unidentified mineralsMassiveSlightly10Y 4/1Fine siltVery well sorted
347-M0061A-8-1,0117.60017.608919Siliciclastic sedimentSilty sandDark gray silty sand with interbeds of clayey silt and sand; 0-50cm highly disturbed, 50-130cm soupy, 130-150cm highly disturbed; sedimentary features still visible, 0-25cm homogeneous silty sand, 25-34cm clayey silt interbed, 34-40cm silty sand interbed,40-42cm clayey silt interbed, 42-134cm no sedimentary structures visible (soupy), 134-150cm homogeneous silty sand.Homogeneous; imbricated; parallel bedding; plane beddingMicaParallel beddedSoupy5Y 4/1Well sorted
347-M0061A-8-2,0119.10019.108919Siliciclastic sedimentSilty sandDark gray interbedded medium-sand to clayey silt; moderately disturbed (0-82cm), soupy 82-90cm; 0-64cm fining upwards (medium-sand to silty sand), 64-82cm interlaminated clayey silt and medium-sand --> medium-sand on bottom of lamina and fining upwards toclayey silt; sharp contact at bottom and top; laminae about 2-5cm in thickness; mica flakes.Parallel beddedModerately5Y 4/1Well sorted
347-M0061A-8-3,0120.00020.008919Siliciclastic sedimentSilty sandGray silty sand and clayey silt; mica flakes; 0-40cm homogeneous silty sand, fining upwards 40-74cm (sandy silt at bottom to clayey silt at top).Homogeneous; lamination; parallel beddingMicaParallel beddedModerately5Y 5/1Well sorted
347-M0061A-8-4,0120.74020.748919Siliciclastic sedimentSiltLiquefied silt.HomogeneousMica; quartz; unidentified mineralsMassiveModerately5GY 4/1Fine siltVery well sorted
347-M0061A-9-1,0120.80020.808919Siliciclastic sedimentSandDark gray (5Y 4/1) medium sand, washed, with brown flecks (biotite, plant debris); grain shapes are subangular to subrounded. Core is very wet.Highly5Y 4/1Very well sorted
347-M0061A-9-1,43221.23021.238919Siliciclastic sedimentSandDark gray (5Y 4/1) fine sand, washed, with abundant mica. Core is very wet.MicaHighly5Y 4/1
347-M0061A-9-2,0122.30022.308919Siliciclastic sedimentSandDark gray (5Y 4/1) fine sand, washed, with abundant mica. Core is very wet.Mica
347-M0061A-9-3,0123.80023.808919Siliciclastic sedimentSiltShipboard: Completely liquefied, few plant remnants. OSP: Dark gray (5Y 4/1) fine sand, washed, with abundant mica. Core is very wet and soupy.HomogeneousMica; quartz; unidentified mineralsMassiveModerately5GY 4/1Medium siltVery well sorted
347-M0061A-10-1,0124.10024.463697Siliciclastic sedimentSandDark gray (5Y 4/1) fine sand, some possible stratification/lamination at 37-43 cm; silt interbed at 72-78 cm with mm-scale lamination between 77 and 78 cm; core is highly disturbed.Homogeneous; laminationUnidentified mineralsParallel beddedHighly5Y 4/1Very well sorted
347-M0061A-10-2,0125.60025.963697Siliciclastic sedimentSandDark gray (5Y 4/1) fine sand; one isolated loose granule at 77-78 cm.MassiveHighly5Y 4/1TransitionalWell sorted
347-M0061A-10-2,100226.60026.963697Siliciclastic sedimentSandDark gray (5Y 4/1) medium sand, micaceous; two pebbles (one metamorphic) at 137-146 cm.HomogeneousMetamorphic rockMassiveModerately5Y 4/1Well sorted
347-M0061A-10-3,0127.10027.463697Siliciclastic sedimentSandDark gray (5Y 4/1) medium sand, massive; two gravel clasts at 8 and 12 cm.HomogeneousGravelMassiveModerately5Y 4/1Well sorted
347-M0061A-11-1,0125.10025.100000Igneous rockCobbleAplite-granite (perhaps a piece of the bedrock?).Feldspar; mica; quartzAcid rock; crystalline rock