Oxygen profiles and pore-water geochemistry of surface sediments collected from the southern Weddell Sea shelf

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Hauptverfasser: Baloza, Marwa, Maier, Sandra, Hanfland, Claudia, Henkel, Susann, Kasten, Sabine, Richter, Claudio, Holtappels, Moritz
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author Baloza, Marwa
Maier, Sandra
Hanfland, Claudia
Henkel, Susann
Kasten, Sabine
Richter, Claudio
Holtappels, Moritz
author_facet Baloza, Marwa
Maier, Sandra
Hanfland, Claudia
Henkel, Susann
Kasten, Sabine
Richter, Claudio
Holtappels, Moritz
collection Datos científicos de ciencias marinas y ambientales
contents During the PS111 research cruise with the German research vessel RV POLARSTERN (January 2018- March 2018), sediments were collected with a multicorer from 15 stations, i.e., four on the eastern Weddell Sea shelf at 387 to 663 m water depth, five in the Filchner Trough at 794 to 932 m water depth, and four along the western Weddell Sea shelf at 332 to 660 m water depth. Two deeper stations were located on the eastern Weddell Sea slope at 1405 and 1775 m water depth. A total of 28 high-resolution O2 profiles were measured in the upper sediment layer using optical microsensors (Optodes, Pyroscience) in order to determine diffusive oxygen uptake (DOU). Pore-water samples were taken at depth resolutions of 1 cm from 0-10 cm and below 10 cm with a resolution of 2 cm down to a maximum depth of 35 cm. Pore-water analyses of dissolved iron (DFe), manganese (DMn), sulfate (SO42-), and nutrients such as ammonium (NH4+), phosphate (PO43-), nitrate (NO3-), nitrite (NO2-), and silicate (SiO32−) were measured.
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spellingShingle Oxygen profiles and pore-water geochemistry of surface sediments collected from the southern Weddell Sea shelf
Baloza, Marwa
Maier, Sandra
Hanfland, Claudia
Henkel, Susann
Kasten, Sabine
Richter, Claudio
Holtappels, Moritz
Antarctic; dissolved iron; dissolved manganese; nutrients; oxygen uptake; shelf sediments
During the PS111 research cruise with the German research vessel RV POLARSTERN (January 2018- March 2018), sediments were collected with a multicorer from 15 stations, i.e., four on the eastern Weddell Sea shelf at 387 to 663 m water depth, five in the Filchner Trough at 794 to 932 m water depth, and four along the western Weddell Sea shelf at 332 to 660 m water depth. Two deeper stations were located on the eastern Weddell Sea slope at 1405 and 1775 m water depth. A total of 28 high-resolution O2 profiles were measured in the upper sediment layer using optical microsensors (Optodes, Pyroscience) in order to determine diffusive oxygen uptake (DOU). Pore-water samples were taken at depth resolutions of 1 cm from 0-10 cm and below 10 cm with a resolution of 2 cm down to a maximum depth of 35 cm. Pore-water analyses of dissolved iron (DFe), manganese (DMn), sulfate (SO42-), and nutrients such as ammonium (NH4+), phosphate (PO43-), nitrate (NO3-), nitrite (NO2-), and silicate (SiO32−) were measured.
title Oxygen profiles and pore-water geochemistry of surface sediments collected from the southern Weddell Sea shelf
topic Antarctic; dissolved iron; dissolved manganese; nutrients; oxygen uptake; shelf sediments
url https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.987276