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Shipboard Scientific Party (1977): Annotated record of the detailed examination of Mn deposits from R/V Oceanographer Cruise RP-8-OC-76 in the DOMES, Site C area [dataset]. NOAA-Pacific Marine Environmental Laboratories, Seattle, Washington, PANGAEA, https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.877348

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Abstract:
Submarine photography and box cores described in this report were taken during the R/V Oceanographer Cruise RP-8-OC-76 in October 1976 over area C of the DOMES project (Deep Ocean Mining Environmental Study). This cruise was part of Phase I of the DOMES project which was conducted by the U.S. Geological Survey under the auspices of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). The purpose of DOMES project was to acquire the information necessary to provide both a timely and an independent assessment of the impact of deep ocean manganese nodule mining on the marine ecosystem before commercial mining operations begin. It was formulated in cooperation with the academic community and the mining industry. It consisted of a two-phase study, first to obtain basic information on the deep ocean environment and then to assess the impact of prototype mining operations on that environment.
Source:
Grant, John Bruce; Moore, Carla J; Alameddin, George; Chen, Kuiying; Barton, Mark (1992): The NOAA and MMS Marine Minerals Geochemical Database. National Geophysical Data Center, NOAA, https://doi.org/10.7289/V52Z13FT
Further details:
Shipboard Scientific Party (1977): Descriptions of cores and submarine photography for the R/V Oceanographer Cruise RP8-OC-76. NOAA Pacific Marine Environmental Laboratory, Seattle, Washington. https://www.ngdc.noaa.gov/mgg/curator/data/oceanographer/03045004/03045004.pdf, 3 pp (pdf 0.4 MB), MGG03045004.pdf
Warnken, Robin R; Virden, William T; Moore, Carla J (1992): The NOAA and MMS Marine Minerals Bibliography. National Geophysical Data Center, NOAA, https://doi.org/10.7289/V53X84KN
Coverage:
Median Latitude: 15.178745 * Median Longitude: -126.008905 * South-bound Latitude: 15.098300 * West-bound Longitude: -126.106700 * North-bound Latitude: 15.256700 * East-bound Longitude: -125.868300
Date/Time Start: 1976-10-01T00:00:00 * Date/Time End: 1976-10-15T00:00:00
Minimum DEPTH, sediment/rock: m * Maximum DEPTH, sediment/rock: m
Event(s):
RP8OC76-1-6  * Latitude: 15.231700 * Longitude: -125.973300 * Date/Time: 1976-10-01T00:00:00 * Elevation: -4380.0 m * Location: DOMES Site C, Pacific Ocean * Campaign: RP8OC76 (RP-8-OC-76) * Basis: Oceanographer * Method/Device: Box corer (BC)
RP8OC76-2-7  * Latitude: 15.241700 * Longitude: -126.043300 * Date/Time: 1976-10-01T00:00:00 * Elevation: -4539.0 m * Location: DOMES Site C, Pacific Ocean * Campaign: RP8OC76 (RP-8-OC-76) * Basis: Oceanographer * Method/Device: Box corer (BC)
RP8OC76-3-1C  * Latitude Start: 15.241330 * Longitude Start: -126.063500 * Latitude End: 15.244500 * Longitude End: -126.045000 * Date/Time Start: 1976-10-11T04:00:00 * Date/Time End: 1976-10-11T05:13:11 * Elevation Start: -4590.0 m * Elevation End: -4530.0 m * Location: DOMES Site C, Pacific Ocean * Campaign: RP8OC76 (RP-8-OC-76) * Basis: Oceanographer * Method/Device: Photo/Video (PV) * Comment: Institution = NOAA
Comment:
From 1983 until 1989 NOAA-NCEI compiled the NOAA-MMS Marine Minerals Geochemical Database from journal articles, technical reports and unpublished sources from other institutions. At the time it was the most extended data compilation on ferromanganese deposits world wide. Initially published in a proprietary format incompatible with present day standards it was jointly decided by AWI and NOAA to transcribe this legacy data into PANGAEA. This transfer is augmented by a careful checking of the original sources when available and the encoding of ancillary information (sample description, method of analysis...) not present in the NOAA-MMS database.
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10 Quantity of depositQuantity
11 SizeSize
12 Substrate typeSubstrate
13 Sediment typeSediment
14 DescriptionDescription
15 File nameFile name
16 Uniform resource locator/link to imageURL image
Size:
210 data points

Data

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RP8OC76-1-6 15.232-125.973-4380Box corerRP8OC76-1-6-10SurfaceMn noduleSeveralUp to 8 cmClayMn nodules up to 8 cm
RP8OC76-2-7 15.242-126.043-4539Box corerRP8OC76-2-7-10SurfaceMn noduleSeveralUp to 8 cmClayMn nodules up to 8 cm
RP8OC76-3-8 15.257-125.988-4363Box corerRP8OC76-3-8-10SurfaceMn noduleSeveralUp to 8 cmClayMn nodules up to 8 cm
RP8OC76-4-9 15.243-126.027-4490Box corerRP8OC76-4-9-10SurfaceMn noduleSeveralUp to 8 cmClayMn nodules up to 8 cm
RP8OC76-5-10 15.217-125.932-4465Box corerRP8OC76-5-10-10SurfaceMn noduleManyUp to 8 cmClayMany Mn nodules up to 8 cm. Varied sizes and a platty appearance.RP8OC76_5-10.jpgRP8OC76_5-10.jpg
RP8OC76-6-11 15.182-125.893-4442Box corerRP8OC76-6-11-10SurfaceMn noduleSeveralUp to 8 cmClayMn nodules up to 8 cm
RP8OC76-7-12 15.205-125.868-4601Box corerRP8OC76-7-12-10SurfaceMn noduleSeveralUp to 12 cmClayMn nodules up to 12 cm
RP8OC76-8-13 15.207-125.953-4367Box corerRP8OC76-8-13-10SurfaceMn noduleSeveralUp to 10 cmClayMn nodules up to 10 cm
RP8OC76-9-14 15.188-126.025-4444Box corerRP8OC76-9-14-10SurfaceMn noduleSeveralUp to 8 cmClayMn nodules up to 8 cm
RP8OC76-10-15 15.190-126.037-4516Box corerRP8OC76-10-15-10SurfaceMn noduleSeveralUp to 10 cmClayMn nodules up to 10 cm
RP8OC76-11-16 15.195-126.065-4524Box corerRP8OC76-11-16-10SurfaceMn noduleSeveralUp to 10 cmClayMn nodules up to 10 cm
RP8OC76-12-18 15.193-126.098-4451Box corerRP8OC76-12-18-10SurfaceMn noduleManyUp to 10 cmClayMany Mn nodules up to 10 cm. Variety of sizes and irregular densityRP8OC76_12_18.jpgRP8OC76_12_18.jpg
RP8OC76-13-19 15.137-126.107-4481Box corerRP8OC76-13-19-10SurfaceMn noduleManyUp to 6 cmClayMany Mn nodules up to 6 cm. Variety of sizes and irregular densityRP8OC76_13-19.jpgRP8OC76_13-19.jpg
RP8OC76-14-20 15.137-126.062-4586Box corerRP8OC76-14-20-10SurfaceMn noduleSeveralUp to 9 cmClayMn nodules up to 9 cm
RP8OC76-15-21 15.140-126.045-4501Box corerRP8OC76-15-21-10SurfaceMn noduleSeveralUp to 6 cmClayMn nodules up to 6 cm
RP8OC76-16-22 15.132-125.990-4442Box corerRP8OC76-16-22-10SurfaceMn noduleSeveralUp to 4 cmClayMn nodules up to 4 cm
RP8OC76-17-23 15.138-125.955-4376Box corerRP8OC76-17-23-10SurfaceMn noduleSeveralUp to 10 cmClayMn nodules up to 10 cm
RP8OC76-18-24 15.105-125.957-4426Box corerRP8OC76-18-24-10SurfaceMn noduleManyUp to 6 cmClayMany Mn nodules up to 6 cm. Homogenous in size and very dense coverRP8OC76_18-24.jpgRP8OC76_18-24.jpg
RP8OC76-19-25 15.140-126.015-4465Box corerRP8OC76-19-25-10SurfaceMn noduleSeveralUp to 6 cmClayMn nodules up to 6 cm
RP8OC76-21-27 15.098-126.035-4522Box corerRP8OC76-21-27-10SurfaceMn noduleSeveralUp to 15 cmClayMn nodules up to 15 cm
RP8OC76-22-28 15.107-126.047-4641Box corerRP8OC76-22-28-10SurfaceMn noduleManyUp to 10 cmClayMn nodules up to 10 cm. The upper surface of all of the nodules is smooth. Where smooth and granular surfaces meet, a coarse granular Equatorial rim"" commonly develops.RP8OC76_22-28.jpgRP8OC76_22-28.jpg
RP8OC76-3-1C 15.241-126.064-4590Photo/VideoRP8OC76-3-1C-10SurfaceMn noduleManyClayDense to sparse coverage of Mn nodules with an estimated average density of 12.82 kg/m2. Some areas show bioturbation activity on large patches of sediment.domes_rp8oc76-9_cam-a_run1.jpgdomes_rp8oc76-9_cam-a_run1.jpg
RP8OC76-5A-2C 15.230-125.943-4398Photo/VideoRP8OC76-5A-2C-10SurfaceMn noduleManySmallClayFairly homogeneous cover of small Mn nodules with an estimated average density of 7.99 kg/m2. Many areas show bioturbation activity on large patches of sediment.domes_rp8oc76-9_cam-a_run2_1.jpgdomes_rp8oc76-9_cam-a_run2_1.jpg
RP8OC76-5A-2C15.230-125.943-4398Photo/VideoRP8OC76-5A-2C-20SurfaceMn coatingSeveralThickBlock, fragment; volcanicsClaySharp cliff and scattered blocks and fragments of volcanic rocks with thick Mn coating.domes_rp8oc76-9_cam-a_run2_2.jpgdomes_rp8oc76-9_cam-a_run2_2.jpg
RP8OC76-13-3C 15.140-126.105-4505Photo/VideoRP8OC76-13-3C-10SurfaceMn noduleManyClayDense to sparse coverage of Mn nodules with an estimated average density of 10.05 kg/m2. Some areas show bioturbation activity on large patches of sediment.domes_rp8oc76-9_cam-a_run3_1.jpgdomes_rp8oc76-9_cam-a_run3_1.jpg
RP8OC76-13-3C15.140-126.105-4505Photo/VideoRP8OC76-13-3C-20SurfaceMn coatingSeveralThickBlock, fragment; volcanicsClaySharp cliff and scattered blocks and fragments of volcanic rocks with thick Mn coating.domes_rp8oc76-9_cam-a_run3_2.jpgdomes_rp8oc76-9_cam-a_run3_2.jpg
RP8OC76-18-4C 15.108-125.960-4500Photo/VideoRP8OC76-18-4C-10SurfaceMn noduleManyClayFairly homogeneous cover of small Mn nodules with an estimated average density of 11.80 kg/m2. Many areas show bioturbation activity on large patches of sediment.domes_rp8oc76-9_cam-a_run4_1.jpgdomes_rp8oc76-9_cam-a_run4_1.jpg