Crystal c-axes (fabric analyser G50) of ice core samples (vertical thin sections) collected from the polar ice core EGRIP, 111-2651 m depth

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Main Authors: Weikusat, Ilka, Stoll, Nicolas, Eichler, Jan, Kerch, Johanna, Kleitz, Ina, Jansen, Daniela, Shigeyama, Wataru, Homma, Tomoyuki, Bayer, Maddalena, Götz, Pia, Kuiper, Ernst-Jan N, Westhoff, Julien, Saruya, Tomotaka, Franke, Steven, Hellmann, Sebastian, Rathmann, Nicolas, Wallis, David, Cook, Eliza, Kipfstuhl, Sepp
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author Weikusat, Ilka
Stoll, Nicolas
Eichler, Jan
Kerch, Johanna
Kleitz, Ina
Jansen, Daniela
Shigeyama, Wataru
Homma, Tomoyuki
Bayer, Maddalena
Götz, Pia
Kuiper, Ernst-Jan N
Westhoff, Julien
Saruya, Tomotaka
Franke, Steven
Hellmann, Sebastian
Rathmann, Nicolas
Wallis, David
Cook, Eliza
Kipfstuhl, Sepp
author_facet Weikusat, Ilka
Stoll, Nicolas
Eichler, Jan
Kerch, Johanna
Kleitz, Ina
Jansen, Daniela
Shigeyama, Wataru
Homma, Tomoyuki
Bayer, Maddalena
Götz, Pia
Kuiper, Ernst-Jan N
Westhoff, Julien
Saruya, Tomotaka
Franke, Steven
Hellmann, Sebastian
Rathmann, Nicolas
Wallis, David
Cook, Eliza
Kipfstuhl, Sepp
collection Datos científicos de ciencias marinas y ambientales
contents Polarisation microscopy image data from vertical thin sections from the EGRIP ice core were acquired with a Fabric Analyser (G50, Russell-Head Instruments). 1152 sections from 225 bags were measured in the field camp at EGRIP, Greenland, during field seasons 2017, 2018, 2019, 2022, and 2023. A bag refers to an ice core segment of 55 cm length which is typically cut into six pieces of 9 cm length from which thin sections (approx. 250-300 µm thick, max. 7x9 cm²) are prepared using a manual sledge microtome. The majority of bags are continuously sampled with up to six adjacent samples with a bag interval of approx. 10 +- 6 m. Up to three parallel and/or orthogonal vertical sections were prepared only from ice core volume samples (75% of ice core from bottom of approx. every 200th bag, corresponding to depth of 6th sample in bag). Sample folders are named according to the convention EGRIP<bag>\_<section>-<cut>\_<additional-info>. Data are not available between 2121 and 2417 m. Each section folders contains a manually prepared mask image (background.bmp) in preparation for image processing to exclude image artefacts from the sample margins. The resolution of the image data is 500 px/cm. Quality images are provided by the instrument as well as images showing crystal c-axis orientation per pixel. The binary file (data.cis) contains all relevant information to evaluate the section with regard to the crystal-preferred orientation (CPO) of the ice thin sections.
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spellingShingle Crystal c-axes (fabric analyser G50) of ice core samples (vertical thin sections) collected from the polar ice core EGRIP, 111-2651 m depth
Weikusat, Ilka
Stoll, Nicolas
Eichler, Jan
Kerch, Johanna
Kleitz, Ina
Jansen, Daniela
Shigeyama, Wataru
Homma, Tomoyuki
Bayer, Maddalena
Götz, Pia
Kuiper, Ernst-Jan N
Westhoff, Julien
Saruya, Tomotaka
Franke, Steven
Hellmann, Sebastian
Rathmann, Nicolas
Wallis, David
Cook, Eliza
Kipfstuhl, Sepp
AWI_Glac; Binary Object; Binary Object (File Size); CPO; crystal anisotropy; DEPTH, ice/snow; East Greenland Ice-core Project; EastGRIP; EGRIP; Fabric; Fabric Analyser; Glaciology @ AWI; Greenland; Ice core; ICEDRILL; Ice drill; polarisation microscopy; Sample code/label
Polarisation microscopy image data from vertical thin sections from the EGRIP ice core were acquired with a Fabric Analyser (G50, Russell-Head Instruments). 1152 sections from 225 bags were measured in the field camp at EGRIP, Greenland, during field seasons 2017, 2018, 2019, 2022, and 2023. A bag refers to an ice core segment of 55 cm length which is typically cut into six pieces of 9 cm length from which thin sections (approx. 250-300 µm thick, max. 7x9 cm²) are prepared using a manual sledge microtome. The majority of bags are continuously sampled with up to six adjacent samples with a bag interval of approx. 10 +- 6 m. Up to three parallel and/or orthogonal vertical sections were prepared only from ice core volume samples (75% of ice core from bottom of approx. every 200th bag, corresponding to depth of 6th sample in bag). Sample folders are named according to the convention EGRIP<bag>\_<section>-<cut>\_<additional-info>. Data are not available between 2121 and 2417 m. Each section folders contains a manually prepared mask image (background.bmp) in preparation for image processing to exclude image artefacts from the sample margins. The resolution of the image data is 500 px/cm. Quality images are provided by the instrument as well as images showing crystal c-axis orientation per pixel. The binary file (data.cis) contains all relevant information to evaluate the section with regard to the crystal-preferred orientation (CPO) of the ice thin sections.
title Crystal c-axes (fabric analyser G50) of ice core samples (vertical thin sections) collected from the polar ice core EGRIP, 111-2651 m depth
topic AWI_Glac; Binary Object; Binary Object (File Size); CPO; crystal anisotropy; DEPTH, ice/snow; East Greenland Ice-core Project; EastGRIP; EGRIP; Fabric; Fabric Analyser; Glaciology @ AWI; Greenland; Ice core; ICEDRILL; Ice drill; polarisation microscopy; Sample code/label
url https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.984220