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Chapter contents Background and objectives Operations Lithology Lithologic Unit I (hemipelagic/pyroclastic facies) Lithologic Unit II (volcanic turbidite facies) X-ray diffraction data X-ray fluorescence data Structural geology Bedding Faults Shear zones Veins Biostratigraphy Calcareous nannofossils Sedimentation rates based on biostratigraphy Paleomagnetism Physical properties MSCL-W Moisture and density measurements Strength measurements P-wave velocity and anisotropy Electrical resistivity and anisotropy Thermal conductivity and heat flow Inorganic geochemistry Fluid recovery Salinity, chlorinity, and sodium Biogeochemical processes Organic geochemistry Hydrocarbon gas Sediment carbon, nitrogen, and sulfur composition Rock-Eval pyrolysis References Figures F1. Bathymetric map. F2. Lithologic columns on seismic background. F3. Sedimentary log. F4. Ash and sand depositional events. F5. Volcanic ash layers, Subunit IA. F6. XRF major element data. F7. Bioturbated mudstone. F8. Ash alteration state across unit boundaries. F9. Smear slides, Units I and II. F10. ESCS vs. RCB core recovery. F11. Tuffaceous sandstones, Unit II. F12. Section 333-C0011D-51X-3. F13. Bulk powder XRD data. F14. XRF major elements. F15. Bedding dip angles and deformation structures. F16. Equal area projection of poles to bedding. F17. Conjugate set of normal faults. F18. Equal area projection of faults. F19. Low-angle healed fault. F20. Equal area projection of low-angle healed faults. F21. Shear zone. F22. Equal area projection of shear zones. F23. Sediment-filled vein. F24. Mineral vein. F25. Nannofossil datums, paleomagnetic events, and volcanic marker events. F26. Magnetic susceptibility and remanent magnetization. F27. Zijderveld diagrams and Schmidt nets. F28. Magnetic inclination, inferred polarity, and tephra chronological age. F29. Burial depth vs. geologic age. F30. GRA density, magnetic susceptibility, electrical resistivity, and natural gamma radiation. F31. Bulk density, porosity, and grain density data. F32. Porosity data. F33. Penetrometer and vane shear measurements. F34. P-wave velocity and vertical-plane anisotropy. F35. Velocity-porosity data with empirical trends. F36. Resistivity measurements. F37. Electrical resistivity and vertical-plane anisotropy. F38. Porosity and resistivity. F39. APCT-3 temperatures. F40. Thermal conductivity. F41. Estimated Bullard method temperatures. F42. Water volume, sulfate, and drilling contamination. F43. Salinity, chlorinity, Br, pH, alkalinity, Na, NH₄, PO₄, Br/Cl, and B. F44. K, Mg, Ca, Ca/Mg, Si, Fe, Li, Sr, Ba, and Mn. F45. Rb, Cs, V, Cu, Zn, Mo, Pb, and U. F46. Headspace methane concentration. F47. CaCO₃, TOC, TN, TOC/TN_at, and TS. F48. Rock-Eval pyrolysis parameters. Tables T1. Coring summary. T2. Unit boundaries. T3. Bulk powder XRD results. T4. XRF results. T5. Calcareous nannofossil distribution, Hole C0011C. T6. Calcareous nannofossil distribution, Hole C0011D. T7. Calcareous nannofossil events. T8. Paleomagnetic age datums. T9. Moisture and density results. T10. P-wave velocity. T11. Electrical resistivity. T12. Raw interstitial water geochemistry. T13. Corrected interstitial water geochemistry. T14. Headspace methane concentration. T15. CaCO₃, TOC, TN, TOC/TN_at, and TS. T16. Rock-Eval pyrolysis. PDF file			Previous \| Next doi:10.2204/iodp.proc.333.104.2012 References Ellis, D.V., and Singer, J.M., 2007. Well Logging for Earth Scientists, (2nd ed.): Dordrecht, The Netherlands (Springer). Erickson, S.N., and Jarrard, R.D., 1998. Velocity-porosity relationships for water-saturated siliciclastic sediments. J. Geophys. Res., [Solid Earth], 103(B12):30385–30406. doi:10.1029/98JB02128 Espitalié, J., Laporte, J.L., Madec, M., Marquis, F., Leplat, P., Paulet, J., and Boutefeu, A., 1977. Méthode rapide de caractérisation des roches mètres, de leur potentiel pétrolier et de leur degré d’évolution. Rev. Inst. Fr. 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