Marine Geology
ISSN: 0025-3227
Datasets associated with articles published in Marine Geology
Filter Results
19 results
- Holocene sedimentation in a blue hole surrounded by carbonate tidal flats in The Bahamas: autogenic versus allogenic processesDetailed conventional radiocarbon results, and their complete calibration results, for sediment cores from Freshwater River Blue Hole, Abaco Island, The Bahamas.
- Supplementary figures: slices, histograms & PCAThis dataset comprises example slices, histograms and principal components analyses of all cores analyzed.
- Data for: New insights into the coupling of tidal mudflats and coastal salt marshesThis dataset contains hydrodynamic data, depth-averaged suspended sediment concentrations (SSCs), sediment deposition data and data on the morphological evolution of the tidal mudflat for the coupled tidal mudflat-salt marsh system on the wave-exposed coast of the Dengie peninsula in the southeast of England (Tillingham, UK). Data were collected during two field campaigns (25/05 - 28/06/2016 and 20/09 - 06/12/2016). Hydrodynamic data were collected using four pressure sensors (Solnist Levellogger, Model 3001) and corrected for variations in atmospheric pressure. Depth-averaged SSCs were measured using two turbidity profilers (Argus Suspension Meters (ASM) IV), one deployed on the tidal mudflat (130 m seaward of the edge of the salt marsh; ASM 2113) and the other at the marsh edge (ASM2115). Sediment deposition on the marsh surface was measured using filter traps (9 cm in diameter, attached to an equally sized petri dish) at four locations on the salt marsh platform (three filters were deployed at each location). The morphological evolution of the tidal mudflat was determined with tracer sticks, inserted into the mudflat and retrieved after five, occasionally 2 or 10, days. The tracer sticks consisted of coloured sand, mixed with a highly concentrated sugar solution and “baked” for three days at 50°C.
- Data for: Provenance of submerged stone pillars in an earthquake and typhoon hazard zone, coastal Tosashimizu, southwest Japan: A multidisciplinary geological approachThis research data file contains supplementary figures and table that are referred to, but not included, in the article. The methods used to obtain the data shown in the figure and the tables are described in the article.
- Data for: New archive of another significant potential sediment source in the South China Seaages and clay minerals
- Data for: Tectonic and paleoceanographic environment in the northern South China Sea for the past 3.2 million years: Evidenced from high-resolution geochemistry, mineralogy and isotopes of hydrogenous ferromanganese nodulesFigure S1. The major and trace elements of the Fe-Mn nodule in the northern South China Sea.
- Data for: Benthic foraminifera as indicators of river discharge in the Western South Atlantic continental shelf marginTables
- Data for: Baffin Bay Paleoenviroments in the LGM and HS1: Resolving the ice-shelf questionThese data are for publication in Marine Geology for the special issue on Glaciated Continental Margins
- Data for: Morphology and maintenance of steep dunes near dune asymmetry transitional areas on the shallow shelf (Beibu Gulf, northwest South China Sea)Geometry characters of measured steep dunes in Bebu Gulf, South China Sea.
- Data for: Contrasting Hurricane Ike Washover Sedimentation and Hurricane Harvey Flood Sedimentation in a Southeastern Texas Coastal Marsh.Photographs of cores and monoliths collected for this study. Excel files for LOI and sand content analysis.
1