Depth, IntCal20 age, declination, inclination, VGP latitude, VGP longitude, magnetic susceptibility, and relative paleointensity of core SG14 from Lake Suigetsu, Central Japan

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Main Authors: Hyodo, Masayuki, Nakagawa, Takeshi, Matsushita, Hayato, Kitaba, Ikuko, Yamada, Keitaro, Tanabe, Shota, Bradák, Balázs, Miki, Masako, McLean, Danielle, Staff, Richard A, Smith, Victoria C, Albert, Paul G, Bronk Ramsey, Christopher, Yamasaki, Akiteru, Kitagawa, Junko, Suigetsu 2014 Project
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author Hyodo, Masayuki
Nakagawa, Takeshi
Matsushita, Hayato
Kitaba, Ikuko
Yamada, Keitaro
Tanabe, Shota
Bradák, Balázs
Miki, Masako
McLean, Danielle
Staff, Richard A
Smith, Victoria C
Albert, Paul G
Bronk Ramsey, Christopher
Yamasaki, Akiteru
Kitagawa, Junko
Suigetsu 2014 Project
author_facet Hyodo, Masayuki
Nakagawa, Takeshi
Matsushita, Hayato
Kitaba, Ikuko
Yamada, Keitaro
Tanabe, Shota
Bradák, Balázs
Miki, Masako
McLean, Danielle
Staff, Richard A
Smith, Victoria C
Albert, Paul G
Bronk Ramsey, Christopher
Yamasaki, Akiteru
Kitagawa, Junko
Suigetsu 2014 Project
collection Datos científicos de ciencias marinas y ambientales
contents The varved sediment of Lake Suigetsu is one of the most precisely age-controlled sedimentary archives in the world, with annual layers (varves) counted by dual methods as well as > 800 radiocarbon dates. The dataset has been used as a central component of the IntCal20 radiocarbon calibration model. In addition, the sedimentation rate around 40 kyr BP is quite high (90‒100 cm/kyr). From the core SG14 of the sediment, we have obtained a high (21-yr) resolution paleomagnetic record from 45 to 35 IntCal20 kyr BP. The record includes the Laschamp Excursion and a new post-Laschamp (Suigetsu) excursion. The mid-ages and varve-counted durations are 42,050 ± 120 IntCal20 yr BP and 790 yr for the Laschamp Excursion, and 38,830 ± 140 IntCal20 yr BP and 550 yr for the post-Laschamp (Suigetsu) excursion, respectively. These excursions coincide with the double minima of paleointensity and maxima of Δ14C.
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spellingShingle Depth, IntCal20 age, declination, inclination, VGP latitude, VGP longitude, magnetic susceptibility, and relative paleointensity of core SG14 from Lake Suigetsu, Central Japan
Hyodo, Masayuki
Nakagawa, Takeshi
Matsushita, Hayato
Kitaba, Ikuko
Yamada, Keitaro
Tanabe, Shota
Bradák, Balázs
Miki, Masako
McLean, Danielle
Staff, Richard A
Smith, Victoria C
Albert, Paul G
Bronk Ramsey, Christopher
Yamasaki, Akiteru
Kitagawa, Junko
Suigetsu 2014 Project
IntCal20 age; Lake Suigetsu; Laschamp Excursion; paleointensity; paleomagnetic direction
The varved sediment of Lake Suigetsu is one of the most precisely age-controlled sedimentary archives in the world, with annual layers (varves) counted by dual methods as well as > 800 radiocarbon dates. The dataset has been used as a central component of the IntCal20 radiocarbon calibration model. In addition, the sedimentation rate around 40 kyr BP is quite high (90‒100 cm/kyr). From the core SG14 of the sediment, we have obtained a high (21-yr) resolution paleomagnetic record from 45 to 35 IntCal20 kyr BP. The record includes the Laschamp Excursion and a new post-Laschamp (Suigetsu) excursion. The mid-ages and varve-counted durations are 42,050 ± 120 IntCal20 yr BP and 790 yr for the Laschamp Excursion, and 38,830 ± 140 IntCal20 yr BP and 550 yr for the post-Laschamp (Suigetsu) excursion, respectively. These excursions coincide with the double minima of paleointensity and maxima of Δ14C.
title Depth, IntCal20 age, declination, inclination, VGP latitude, VGP longitude, magnetic susceptibility, and relative paleointensity of core SG14 from Lake Suigetsu, Central Japan
topic IntCal20 age; Lake Suigetsu; Laschamp Excursion; paleointensity; paleomagnetic direction
url https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.945035