Proc. IODP, 310, Data report: petrophysical properties of “young” carbonate rocks (Tahiti Reef Tract, French Polynesia)

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Chapter contents Abstract Introduction Tahiti geology and core lithology Methods and materials Velocity, density, and porosity Mineralogic content Petrography Results Acoustic velocity, density, and porosity Petrography and insoluble residue Discussion Mineralogic composition Rock texture, diagenesis, and Poisson’s ratios Velocity transforms Comparison with core measurements and downhole logging data Conclusions Acknowledgments References Figures F1. Location map. F2. Lithologic cross section. F3. Sediment types. F4. Viscosity and porosity. F5. Core summaries. F6. Porosity vs. velocity. F7. Velocity vs. porosity. F8. Poisson’s ratio. F9. Porosity and density. Tables T1. Index properties, Site Maraa. T2. Index properties, Site Tiarei. PDF file			Previous \| Next doi:10.2204/iodp.proc.310.203.2009 Acknowledgments Samples and data were provided by the Integrated Ocean Drilling Program (IODP). Shipboard participation in Expedition 310 for K. Verwer was made possible by a grant from the Dutch Science Foundation–Field of Earth and Life Sciences (Raymond Schorno). Gilbert Camoin (Aix en Provence, France), Yasu Iryu (Sendai, Japan), Dave McInroy (Edinburgh, United Kingdom), and the Expedition 310 Scientists are acknowledged for stimulating discussions. Jenny Inwood (Leicester, United Kingdom) is thanked for petrophysical measurements. Dr. Hirono (Osaka, Japan) is thanked for a constructive review. The laboratory for sedimentary geology and the workshop of the Faculty of Earth and Life Sciences and Johan de Lange (Vrije Universiteit) were vital to the research. Top of page \| Previous \| Next

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