Proc. IODP, 322, Data report: permeability and microfabric of mud(stone) samples from IODP Sites C0011 and C0012, NanTroSEIZE subduction inputs

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Chapter contents Abstract Introduction Methods and materials Sampling and sample handling Imaging microfabric Results Acknowledgments References Figures F1. Location map. F2. Stratigraphic columns and lithologic units. F3. Constant-flow permeability testing system. F4. Transient head difference. F5. Bedding, core axis orientation, and horizontal and vertical sections used for imaging. F6. Permeability test specimens. F7. Intrinsic permeability. F8. Intrinsic permeability and post-test porosity. F9. Orientation of grains. F10. Cumulative frequency curves. F11. Trends in the index of orientation anisotropy of permeability. Tables T1. Specimen properties. T2. Flow-through permeability. T3. Mudstone microfabric. T4. permeability and hydraulic conductivity. Appendix Appendix figures AF1. Hydraulic gradient versus discharge velocity. AF2. Hydraulic gradient versus discharge velocity. AF3. Hydraulic gradient versus discharge velocity. AF4. Hydraulic gradient versus discharge velocity. AF5. Hydraulic gradient versus discharge velocity. PDF file			Previous \| Next doi:10.2204/iodp.proc.322.211.2015 Acknowledgments Samples were provided by the Integrated Ocean Drilling Program (IODP). We thank the Mantle Quest Japan crew, Marine Works Japan technicians, and shipboard scientists aboard D/V Chikyu for their assistance in acquisition of samples during Expeditions 322 and 333. Research at the University of Missouri was supported by Turkish Petroleum Cooperation (scholarship to Ekinci), the National Science Foundation (grant OCE-0751819 to Underwood), and the Consortium for Ocean Leadership (T322A58 and T333A58 to Underwood). Junhua Guo assisted with the procedures for fabric analysis. Top of page \| Previous \| Next

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