Proc. IODP, 344, Data report: magnetic properties of sediments and basalts from the Costa Rica subduction margin (Expeditions 334 and 344)

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Abstract Introduction Methods Magnetic hysteresis Natural remanent magnetization Results Magnetic hysteresis of basalt samples Magnetic hysteresis of tephra samples Magnetic hysteresis of sediment samples Natural remanent magnetization of basalt samples Conclusion Acknowledgments References Figures F1. Location map. F2. Magnetic hysteresis properties. F3. FORC diagrams of basalts. F4. Magnetic hysteresis properties of a graded tephra layer. F5. FORC diagrams of tephra. F6. FORC diagrams of sediments. F7. Examples of demagnetization experiments, Site U1381. F8. Examples of demagnetization experiments, Site U1414. Tables T1. Magnetic hysteresis properties of basalts. T2. Magnetic hysteresis properties of tephra. T3. Magnetic hysteresis properties of sediments. T4. Natural remanent magnetization of basalts. PDF file			Previous \| Next doi:10.2204/iodp.proc.344.206.2015 Acknowledgments This research used data and samples provided by the Integrated Ocean Drilling Program (IODP). Funding for this study was provided by a National Science Foundation (NSF) U.S. Science Support Program grant to K. Petronotis (COL-T344A13) and an NSF grant to X. Zhao (EAR-1250444). Support for K. Petronotis was also provided by the JOIDES Resolution Science Operator at Texas A&M University. We thank the crew and technical staff of the JOIDES Resolution, particularly those who sailed with us on Expedition 344. We also thank Bernie Housen for his review and the Paleomagnetism Laboratory at the University of California at Davis. Top of page \| Previous \| Next

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