Integrated Ocean Drilling Program
Expedition 306 Preliminary Report
North Atlantic Climate 2
Ice sheet–ocean atmosphere interactions on millennial timescales during the late Neogene–Quaternary using a paleointensity-assisted chronology for the North Atlantic
Documenting and monitoring bottom water temperature variations through time: installing a CORK at Site 642, Norwegian-Greenland Sea
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Part A: Ice sheet–ocean atmosphere interactions on millennial timescales during the late Neogene–Quaternary using a paleointensity-assisted chronology for the North Atlantic
Part B: Installation of a CORK near Hole 642E to Document and Monitor Bottom Water Temperature Variations through Time
Parts A and B Summary
- DISCUSSION AND CONCLUSIONS
- PRELIMINARY SCIENTIFIC ASSESSMENT
- OPERATIONS
- REFERENCES
- TABLES
- Table T1. Events and corresponding mcd used for Figure F5.
- Table T2. Expedition 306 site summary.
- FIGURES
- Figure F1. Locations of Expedition 303 and 306 sites.
- Figure F2. Modern circulation in the North Atlantic, Expedition 303 and 306 sites and Leg 162 sites, and rock type distribution.
- Figure F3. Hole 642E and OWS Mike.
- Figure F4. Lithology of Expedition 306 sites.
- Figure F5. Sedimentation rates at sites drilled during Expedition 306.
- Figure F6. Expedition 306 schematic magnetostratigraphy.
- Figure F7. NGR counts, magnetic susceptibility, GRA density, and L*, Site U1312.
- Figure F8. NGR counts, magnetic susceptibility, GRA density, and L*, Site U1313.
- Figure F9. NGR counts, magnetic susceptibility, GRA density, and L*, Site U1314.
Date posted: 21 June 2005
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