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Auteurs principaux: Hennekam, Rick, Van der Bolt, Bregje, Van Nes, Egbert H, de Lange, Gert J, Scheffer, Marten, Reichart, Gert-Jan
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Publié: PANGAEA 2020
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author Hennekam, Rick
Van der Bolt, Bregje
Van Nes, Egbert H
de Lange, Gert J
Scheffer, Marten
Reichart, Gert-Jan
author_facet Hennekam, Rick
Van der Bolt, Bregje
Van Nes, Egbert H
de Lange, Gert J
Scheffer, Marten
Reichart, Gert-Jan
collection Datos científicos de ciencias marinas y ambientales
contents Sediment cores were collected using a piston corer at three sites in the eastern Mediterranean Sea. Piston cores MS21 (32°20.7'N, 31°39.0'E; 1022 m water depth; 751.5 cm in length) and MS66 (33°1.9'N, 31°47.9'E; 1630 m water depth; 630 cm in length) were recovered during the MIMES cruise with the R/V Pelagia in 2004. Piston core 64PE406E1 (33°18.1'N, 33°23.7'E; 1760 m water depth; 920.5 cm in length) was recovered during the Eastern Mediterranean part of the 64PE406 (NESSC) cruise with the R/V Pelagia in 2016. The cores were opened and then prepared for X-Ray Fluorescence (XRF) core scanning by carefully flattening the sediment and covering it with a 4-μm SPEXCerti Ultralene foil. Subsequently, the sediments were XRF-scanned with a 1-mm resolution using four settings (10 kV-no filter, 20 kV-Al filter, 30 kV-Pd-thick filter, and 50 kV-Cu filter). The produced XRF-core-scanner data were calibrated using a subset of the discrete samples taken from the same core material. These samples were digested with an acid mixture and partially measured by inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (ICP-MS) and partially measured by ICP-optical emission spectroscopy (ICP-OES). The main purpose of our data collection was to reconstruct in detail (~10-50 yr resolution) the deoxygenation and anoxia in the eastern Mediterranean Sea during the last 300 ka BP; we focused on elements and elemental ratios of Al, Ba, Mo, Ti, and U.
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spellingShingle Calibrated XRF-scanning data (mm resolution) and calibration data (ICP-OES and ICP-MS) for elements Al, Ba, Mo, Ti, and U in Mediterranean cores MS21, MS66, and 64PE406E1
Hennekam, Rick
Van der Bolt, Bregje
Van Nes, Egbert H
de Lange, Gert J
Scheffer, Marten
Reichart, Gert-Jan
64PE406; 64PE406-E1; Geochemical scanning of climate change analogues to assess future hypoxia in restricted basins; Geochemistry; Mediterranean Sea; MIMES; MIMES_43; MIMES_96; MS21PC; MS66PC; NESSC EAST MED; Nile Fan; Osiris & Amon Mud Volcano; PC; Pelagia; Piston corer; sapropels; SCANALOGUE; trace elements; XRF-scanning
Sediment cores were collected using a piston corer at three sites in the eastern Mediterranean Sea. Piston cores MS21 (32°20.7'N, 31°39.0'E; 1022 m water depth; 751.5 cm in length) and MS66 (33°1.9'N, 31°47.9'E; 1630 m water depth; 630 cm in length) were recovered during the MIMES cruise with the R/V Pelagia in 2004. Piston core 64PE406E1 (33°18.1'N, 33°23.7'E; 1760 m water depth; 920.5 cm in length) was recovered during the Eastern Mediterranean part of the 64PE406 (NESSC) cruise with the R/V Pelagia in 2016. The cores were opened and then prepared for X-Ray Fluorescence (XRF) core scanning by carefully flattening the sediment and covering it with a 4-μm SPEXCerti Ultralene foil. Subsequently, the sediments were XRF-scanned with a 1-mm resolution using four settings (10 kV-no filter, 20 kV-Al filter, 30 kV-Pd-thick filter, and 50 kV-Cu filter). The produced XRF-core-scanner data were calibrated using a subset of the discrete samples taken from the same core material. These samples were digested with an acid mixture and partially measured by inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (ICP-MS) and partially measured by ICP-optical emission spectroscopy (ICP-OES). The main purpose of our data collection was to reconstruct in detail (~10-50 yr resolution) the deoxygenation and anoxia in the eastern Mediterranean Sea during the last 300 ka BP; we focused on elements and elemental ratios of Al, Ba, Mo, Ti, and U.
title Calibrated XRF-scanning data (mm resolution) and calibration data (ICP-OES and ICP-MS) for elements Al, Ba, Mo, Ti, and U in Mediterranean cores MS21, MS66, and 64PE406E1
topic 64PE406; 64PE406-E1; Geochemical scanning of climate change analogues to assess future hypoxia in restricted basins; Geochemistry; Mediterranean Sea; MIMES; MIMES_43; MIMES_96; MS21PC; MS66PC; NESSC EAST MED; Nile Fan; Osiris & Amon Mud Volcano; PC; Pelagia; Piston corer; sapropels; SCANALOGUE; trace elements; XRF-scanning
url https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.923197