Depositional Architecture of Pleistocene Barrier Revealed by Ground-Penetrating Radar Data at Paraná Coast, Southern Brazil

Published: 22 July 2024| Version 1 | DOI: 10.17632/8pcyxv2rg6.1
Contributors:
Shaiely Fernandes, Maria Cristina Souza, Rodolfo Jose Angulo, Carlos Guedes, Alessandra Bongiolo, Marcelo Bogo

Description

The dataset includes the raw GPR and kmz with vibrocore,gpr profiles and dating location.

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The GPR data were obtained with a GSSI™ (Geophysical Survey Systems, Inc.) SIR-3000 collector with a 200 MHz center frequency antenna to Superagui profile and IDS colector to Paranguá profiles. The arrangement employed was Common Off-set, and frequency and gain filters were used during acquisition. The dielectric constant (10) chosen for the survey represents an average interval velocity of 0.09 m/ns. ). The field records were processed and interpreted using PRISM™ 2.6 and Reflex softwares.

Institutions

  • Universidade Federal do Parana

Categories

Ground-Penetrating Radar, Pleistocene, Coastal Evolution

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