Sediment core data (organic carbon, dry bulk density, grain size, radionuclide) from the Western Irish Sea Mud Belt June 2022

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Main Authors: Muir, Hannah C, Reading, David G, Warwick, Phillip E, Peel, Kate, Evans, Claire
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author Muir, Hannah C
Reading, David G
Warwick, Phillip E
Peel, Kate
Evans, Claire
author_facet Muir, Hannah C
Reading, David G
Warwick, Phillip E
Peel, Kate
Evans, Claire
collection Datos científicos de ciencias marinas y ambientales
contents Sediment cores were collected from the Western Irish Sea Mud Belt (Isle of Man territorial water) using a UWITEC gravity corer (height = 120 cm; internal diameter = 9 cm) launched from the Barrule fisheries enforcement vessel (Isle of Man Government) in June 2022, as part of the Manx Blue Carbon Project. Latitude and longitude for each core were recorded using a GPS unit onboard the vessel. Water depth at each site was recorded using the research vessel depth sounder when the corer reached the seabed. After suspended sediment settled at the surface of the core, overlying water was drained to limit sediment–water mixing during transport. The cores were labelled with unique Site ID codes and the time and date of retrieval were recorded. The cores were stored at temperatures below 5°C to preserve their integrity and transported upright to the National Oceanography Centre, Southampton, where all subsequent laboratory analyses were performed. The cores were analyzed for organic carbon, dry bulk density, grain size and radionuclides.
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spellingShingle Sediment core data (organic carbon, dry bulk density, grain size, radionuclide) from the Western Irish Sea Mud Belt June 2022
Muir, Hannah C
Reading, David G
Warwick, Phillip E
Peel, Kate
Evans, Claire
Irish Sea; Manx_Blue_Carbon_Project; Manx Blue Carbon Project; Sediment core
Sediment cores were collected from the Western Irish Sea Mud Belt (Isle of Man territorial water) using a UWITEC gravity corer (height = 120 cm; internal diameter = 9 cm) launched from the Barrule fisheries enforcement vessel (Isle of Man Government) in June 2022, as part of the Manx Blue Carbon Project. Latitude and longitude for each core were recorded using a GPS unit onboard the vessel. Water depth at each site was recorded using the research vessel depth sounder when the corer reached the seabed. After suspended sediment settled at the surface of the core, overlying water was drained to limit sediment–water mixing during transport. The cores were labelled with unique Site ID codes and the time and date of retrieval were recorded. The cores were stored at temperatures below 5°C to preserve their integrity and transported upright to the National Oceanography Centre, Southampton, where all subsequent laboratory analyses were performed. The cores were analyzed for organic carbon, dry bulk density, grain size and radionuclides.
title Sediment core data (organic carbon, dry bulk density, grain size, radionuclide) from the Western Irish Sea Mud Belt June 2022
topic Irish Sea; Manx_Blue_Carbon_Project; Manx Blue Carbon Project; Sediment core
url https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.983345