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Novak, Joseph B; Caballero-Gill, Rocio P; Rose, Rebecca; Herbert, Timothy D; Dowsett, Harry J (2024): Calcium carbonate weight percent and mass accumulation rates of ODP Site 145-883 [dataset]. PANGAEA, https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.967372, In: Novak, JB et al. (2024): Multiproxy paleoceanographic dataset from ODP sites 883 and 887 and compiled mid Piacenzian benthic foraminiferal stable carbon isotope data from 23 IODP/ODP/DSDP sites [dataset bundled publication]. PANGAEA, https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.967342

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Abstract:
Here we present new and shipboard calcium carbonate weight percent and mass accumulation rates in discrete samples from ODP 883B. 71 accelerated solvent extractor sample residues were analyzed for calcium carbonate to supplement the 23 measurements in our study interval made by the shipboard scientific party (total N = 94). Approximately 30–60 mg of freeze-dried sediment was weighed prior to analysis in a UIC Coulometrics CO2 Coulometer in the Marine Analytical Lab at the University of California, Santa Cruz. Samples were acidified with 2 M HS and heated to 60°C. Measured C was converted to CaCO3 by a conversion factor of 8.33, determined by dividing the molecular weight of CaCO3 by that of C. Measurement error was ±1.85%, determined by repeated analysis of a homogenized laboratory standard calcium carbonate. Calcium carbonate mass accumulation rates were calculated as the product of weight percent CaCO3, dry bulk density, and sedimentation rate. Sedimentation rates were derived from the ODP 883 orbitally tuned age model presented in this study. Dry bulk density was estimated using the relationship between GRAPE WBD and measured dry bulk density in cores 9H–19H from hole 883C . CaCO3 weight percent was correlated to GRAPE WBD from hole 883B by resampling GRAPE WBD to the CaCO3 data using the "approx" function in .R.
Keyword(s):
Age model; Alkenones; Benthic foraminifera assemblages; Benthic foraminiferal stable isotopes; Calcium Carbonate content; Composite splice; diatoms; ODP 883; ODP 887; stable carbon isotopes δ13C; stable oxygen isotopes; Subarctic North Pacific; Uk'37 sst and C37total
Related to:
Sager, William W; Winterer, Edward L; Firth, John V; et al. (1993): Proceedings of the Ocean Drilling Program, 143 Initial Reports. Proceedings of the Ocean Drilling Program, Ocean Drilling Program, 143, 996 pp, https://doi.org/10.2973/odp.proc.ir.143.1993
Project(s):
Funding:
National Science Foundation (NSF), grant/award no. 1459280: A New View of Pliocene Glaciations
National Science Foundation (NSF), grant/award no. 1545859: PIRE: DUST stimulated drawn-down of atmospheric CO2 as a trigger for Northern Hemisphere Glaciation
National Science Foundation (NSF), grant/award no. 1602331: Collaborative Research: Did the SE Pacific Gyre become a Hot Spot for N2 Fixation during Dusty Glacial Conditions?
Coverage:
Latitude: 51.198500 * Longitude: 167.768800
Date/Time Start: 1992-08-09T09:40:00 * Date/Time End: 1992-08-12T09:00:00
Minimum DEPTH, sediment/rock: 85.02 m * Maximum DEPTH, sediment/rock: 166.82 m
Event(s):
145-883B  * Latitude: 51.198500 * Longitude: 167.768800 * Date/Time Start: 1992-08-09T09:40:00 * Date/Time End: 1992-08-12T09:00:00 * Elevation: -2395.0 m * Penetration: 840.7 m * Recovery: 695.41 m * Location: North Pacific Ocean * Campaign: Leg145 * Basis: Joides Resolution * Method/Device: Drilling/drill rig (DRILL) * Comment: 88 cores; 840.7 m cored; 0 m drilled; 82.7 % recovery
Parameter(s):
#NameShort NameUnitPrincipal InvestigatorMethod/DeviceComment
Event labelEventNovak, Joseph B
Sample code/labelSample labelNovak, Joseph BDSDP/ODP/IODP sample designation
DEPTH, sediment/rockDepth sedmNovak, Joseph BGeocode – mbsf
Depth, compositeDepth compmcdNovak, Joseph B
AGEAgeka BPNovak, Joseph BGeocode
Calcium carbonateCaCO3%Novak, Joseph Bwt. %
Carbon, organic, totalTOC%Novak, Joseph Bwt. %
Sedimentation rateSRcm/kaNovak, Joseph B
Accumulation rate, calcium carbonateAcc rate CaCO3g/cm2/kaNovak, Joseph BCalculated
10 Reference/sourceReferenceNovak, Joseph B
Status:
Curation Level: Enhanced curation (CurationLevelC)
Size:
583 data points

Data

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Event

Sample label

Depth sed [m]

Depth comp [mcd]

Age [ka BP]

CaCO3 [%]

TOC [%]

SR [cm/ka]

Acc rate CaCO3 [g/cm2/ka]
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Reference
145-883B 145-883B-10H-1,112-11385.0285.132686.450.00.122.9000.000Sager et al. (1993)
145-883B145-883B-10H-3,112-11388.0287.202727.340.00.1310.0230.000Sager et al. (1993)
145-883B145-883B-11H-1,112-11394.5294.292798.132.310.0230.088Sager et al. (1993)
145-883B145-883B-11H-3,112-11397.5296.842823.553.10.1210.0230.120Sager et al. (1993)
145-883B145-883B-11H-5,112-113100.5299.352850.051.20.0010.0200.049Sager et al. (1993)
145-883B145-883B-12H-1,11-13103.01102.992890.802.29.6200.138this study
145-883B145-883B-12H-1,20-22103.10103.072891.500.010.4300.000this study
145-883B145-883B-12H-1,47-49103.37103.292893.700.010.4300.000this study
145-883B145-883B-12H-1,79-81103.69103.562896.300.010.4300.000this study
145-883B145-883B-12H-1,111-113104.01103.832898.801.010.4300.053this study
145-883B145-883B-12H-1,143-145104.33104.092901.405.110.4300.264this study
145-883B145-883B-12H-2,1-3104.41104.162902.004.210.4300.188this study
145-883B145-883B-12H-2,33-35104.73104.432904.609.010.4300.432this study
145-883B145-883B-12H-2,65-67105.05104.702906.8014.612.2900.914this study
145-883B145-883B-12H-2,97-99105.37104.962908.7012.814.1900.917this study
145-883B145-883B-12H-2,129-131105.69105.232910.508.914.1900.597this study
145-883B145-883B-12H-2,147-149105.87105.382911.604.314.1900.271this study
145-883B145-883B-12H-3,1-3105.91105.412911.807.214.1900.464this study
145-883B145-883B-12H-3,33-35106.23105.682913.701.814.1900.119this study
145-883B145-883B-12H-3,65-67106.55105.952915.601.014.1900.060this study
145-883B145-883B-12H-3,97-99106.87106.222917.491.014.1900.062this study
145-883B145-883B-12H-3,129-131107.19106.482919.401.514.1900.106this study
145-883B145-883B-12H-4,1-3107.41106.662920.600.014.1900.000this study
145-883B145-883B-12H-6,147-148111.87110.392944.100.017.0000.000this study
145-883B145-883B-12H-7,30-31112.20110.672945.700.017.0000.001this study
145-883B145-883B-13H-1,30-31112.70112.642957.290.417.0000.028this study
145-883B145-883B-13H-1,112-113113.52113.292961.141.10.0117.0000.085Sager et al. (1993)
145-883B145-883B-13H-1,147-149113.88113.582962.8223.517.0002.102this study
145-883B145-883B-13H-2,1-3113.91113.602962.9623.317.0002.058this study
145-883B145-883B-13H-2,33-35114.23113.862964.4626.717.0002.590this study
145-883B145-883B-13H-2,65-67114.90114.142966.1029.917.0002.815this study
145-883B145-883B-13H-2,147-149115.22114.392968.2027.110.1701.501this study
145-883B145-883B-13H-3,1-3115.35114.492969.2225.310.1701.582this study
145-883B145-883B-13H-2,97-99115.41114.682971.0235.010.1701.728this study
145-883B145-883B-13H-3,33-35115.73114.932973.5226.710.1701.584this study
145-883B145-883B-13H-3,65-67116.05115.562977.2026.110.1701.404this study
145-883B145-883B-13H-3,97-99116.37115.682979.7123.010.1701.137this study
145-883B145-883B-13H-3,112-113116.52115.822980.8825.20.1810.1701.210Sager et al. (1993)
145-883B145-883B-13H-3,129-131116.69115.822982.2118.510.1700.910this study
145-883B145-883B-13H-2,129-131118.04115.312982.2936.310.1702.038this study
145-883B145-883B-13H-3,147-149117.04115.962983.627.210.1700.345this study
145-883B145-883B-13H-4,1-3116.91115.992983.947.410.1700.357this study
145-883B145-883B-13H-4,33-35117.23116.252985.979.012.5200.493this study
145-883B145-883B-13H-4,65-67117.55116.502987.5319.216.3801.450this study
145-883B145-883B-13H-4,97-99117.87116.762989.0824.916.3801.973this study
145-883B145-883B-13H-4,120-121118.10116.942990.2029.316.3802.718this study
145-883B145-883B-13H-4,129-131118.20117.022990.6927.016.3802.379this study
145-883B145-883B-13H-4,147-149118.37117.162991.5721.515.7301.783this study
145-883B145-883B-13H-5,1-3118.41117.192991.7826.715.0602.159this study
145-883B145-883B-13H-5,33-35118.73117.442993.4723.415.0601.832this study
145-883B145-883B-13H-5,65-67119.05117.692995.1519.315.0601.514this study
145-883B145-883B-13H-5,97-99119.37117.952996.8416.015.0601.201this study
145-883B145-883B-13H-5,112-113119.52118.072997.6312.20.0915.0600.888Sager et al. (1993)
145-883B145-883B-13H-5,129-131119.69118.202998.5412.115.0600.781this study
145-883B145-883B-14H-1,35-36121.73121.263018.824.015.0600.178this study
145-883B145-883B-14H-1,60-61122.50121.823022.571.215.0600.087this study
145-883B145-883B-14H-1,112-113123.02122.203025.103.00.0315.0600.220Sager et al. (1993)
145-883B145-883B-14H-2,20-22123.60122.633027.931.215.0600.078this study
145-883B145-883B-14H-2,115-117125.13124.063038.816.215.0600.427this study
145-883B145-883B-14H-3,112-113126.02124.653045.038.00.109.5500.272Sager et al. (1993)
145-883B145-883B-14H-3,128-129126.18124.763046.152.49.5500.098this study
145-883B145-883B-14H-4,1-3126.41124.913047.765.69.5500.243this study
145-883B145-883B-14H-4,33-35126.73125.133050.001.69.5500.064this study
145-883B145-883B-14H-4,65-67127.05125.343052.640.58.1000.015this study
145-883B145-883B-14H-5,60-61128.33126.193063.193.48.1000.134this study
145-883B145-883B-14H-4,142-143128.85126.543067.470.98.1000.036this study
145-883B145-883B-14H-5,112-113129.02126.663068.877.50.088.1000.322Sager et al. (1993)
145-883B145-883B-15H-1,112-113132.52129.783101.3222.40.0110.4201.156Sager et al. (1993)
145-883B145-883B-15H-3,60-61135.00132.263125.1211.210.4200.598this study
145-883B145-883B-15H-3,112-113135.52132.783130.1212.20.0210.4200.598Sager et al. (1993)
145-883B145-883B-15H-5,112-113138.52135.783153.8122.50.1914.2701.979Sager et al. (1993)
145-883B145-883B-15H-6,61-62139.51136.703164.2720.18.1100.677this study
145-883B145-883B-16H-1,30-32141.21141.123218.8120.48.1100.927this study
145-883B145-883B-16H-1,91-93141.82141.563224.1815.88.1100.612this study
145-883B145-883B-16H-1,112-113142.03141.713226.0314.60.158.1100.591Sager et al. (1993)
145-883B145-883B-16H-3,20-21143.88143.193242.4714.810.1300.701this study
145-883B145-883B-16H-3,40-41144.08143.333243.8717.110.1300.906this study
145-883B145-883B-16H-3,90-91144.80143.683247.328.110.1300.458this study
145-883B145-883B-16H-3,112-113145.03143.853248.9421.70.1610.1271.130Sager et al. (1993)
145-883B145-883B-16H-3,145-146145.35144.073251.2026.510.1301.495this study
145-883B145-883B-16H-4,3-4145.43144.133251.7627.110.1301.128this study
145-883B145-883B-16H-5,112-113148.03145.983270.0713.30.1810.1300.777Sager et al. (1993)
145-883B145-883B-16H-6,147-148149.88147.283280.977.413.4200.390this study
145-883B145-883B-16H-7,3-5149.93147.323281.224.513.4200.246this study
145-883B145-883B-16H-7,30-32150.20147.503282.583.513.4200.220this study
145-883B145-883B-16H-7,60-61150.50147.703284.103.513.4200.202this study
145-883B145-883B-16H-7,83-85150.73147.863285.262.113.4180.133this study
145-883B145-883B-17H-1,112-113151.52150.963304.692.70.1523.8800.288Sager et al. (1993)
145-883B145-883B-17H-2,130-131153.20152.653311.792.723.8800.259this study
145-883B145-883B-17H-3,112-113154.52153.813318.6816.20.0010.8400.794Sager et al. (1993)
145-883B145-883B-17H-5,112-113157.52156.303367.0217.50.199.1800.809Sager et al. (1993)
145-883B145-883B-18H-1,112-113161.02160.833397.3325.212.5851.557Sager et al. (1993)
145-883B145-883B-18H-3,112-113163.82163.173418.4636.312.1002.522Sager et al. (1993)
145-883B145-883B-18H-5,112-113166.82165.673447.4015.39.1900.851Sager et al. (1993)