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gea/catalog/bengal_u1452_grain_size.provenance.json

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+{
+  "entry": "bengal_u1452_grain_size",
+  "kind": "REAL_GRAIN_SIZE_GRANULOMETRY",
+  "well": "IODP Hole 354-U1452C - LOWER BENGAL FAN, Bay of Bengal (8.0068 N, 87.1819 E; seafloor -3,671.5 m), on the 8-degree-N transect across the LARGEST SEDIMENT BODY ON EARTH - the submarine fan that archives the erosion of the Himalaya; IODP Expedition 354 (2015), record spans 0.01-4.69 m CSF-A carrying ~193.5 kyr of monsoonal history",
+  "operator_on_log": "Weber, Lantzsch, Dekens, Das, Reilly, Martos, Meyer-Jacob, Agrahari, Ekblad, Titschack, Holmes & Wolfgramm (Bonn/Bremen et al.) - Beckman Coulter LS 13320 laser-diffraction granulometry on the terrigenous fraction (organic carbon, biogenic carbonate and opal chemically removed per the file's own comment); dual GEOCODES: depth AND age model",
+  "source_database": "PANGAEA, dataset doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.889402 ('Mean grain size of IODP Hole 354-U1452C'); supplement to Weber et al. 2018, Global and Planetary Change 166, 107-119 (doi:10.1016/j.gloplacha.2018.04.003) - '200,000 years of monsoonal history recorded on the lower Bengal Fan'",
+  "source_url": "https://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.889402?format=textfile",
+  "license": "Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported (CC-BY-3.0), declared IN the file's own header. Attribution: Weber et al. / PANGAEA / IODP",
+  "fetch_date": "2026-08-28",
+  "fetch_method": "read-only HTTPS fetch of the PANGAEA textfile export - COMPLETE dataset (235 data points per the header's own Size declaration = 235 rows x 1 counted parameter, BOTH depth and age being geocodes, EXACT) in one fetch. LICENSE-REFUSAL DISCLOSURE: the first-choice Bengal Fan dataset (doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.912098, Lenard et al. 10Be Himalayan paleo-erosion) is licensed CC-BY-NC-SA-4.0 - NonCommercial-ShareAlike is incompatible with this dual-licensed (AGPL-3.0 + Commercial) product and the dataset was REFUSED on license grounds, the catalogue's first license refusal; this CC-BY entry replaced it",
+  "coverage": "COMPLETE DATASET: 235 mean-grain-size measurements on a perfectly uniform 2-cm grid, 0.01-4.69 m, with the published age model riding as a second geocode (0.533-193.538 ka BP) - hemipelagic monsoonal background ~3-8 units punctuated by coarse event beds, the largest a 7-sample turbidite at 1.75-1.87 m peaking at 53.9",
+  "curves": [
+    "Depth sed [m] 0.01-4.69 (GEOCODE; all 234 steps exactly 0.02 m)",
+    "Age [ka BP] 0.533-193.538 (second GEOCODE, loads as a channel; strictly increasing)",
+    "Grain size mean ['phi' per the header - see anomaly disclosure] 2.966-53.900"
+  ],
+  "source_anomaly_disclosure": "ONE source quirk preserved verbatim and proven by physics: the grain-size unit is labeled [phi] but the VALUES cannot be phi - the maximum, 53.9, would mean 2^-53.9 mm = 6e-17 mm, five orders below an atomic nucleus, and even the background 3-8 range behaves as MICRONS (3-8 um = fine silt/clay, exactly the hemipelagic monsoon lithology of the source paper) - the archive carries micron values under a phi unit label, detected by impossibility, carried unchanged; noted also: one isolated coarse sample near the core top (29.11 at 0.07 m) alongside the contiguous event bed",
+  "purpose": "forty-first catalogue entry - the BENGAL FAN / BAY OF BENGAL joins as region TWENTY-NINE (the largest sediment body on Earth: the Himalaya's erosion archive) and laser granulometry is kind THIRTY; the physics headline is a two-witness turbidite: the SEVEN contiguous coarse samples at 1.75-1.87 m (15.57-53.90, the only contiguous run above 15) coincide EXACTLY with the age model's plateau - per-step age increments of 0.0013-0.0014 ka against a background median of 0.8604 ka, a 615x time compression meaning ~14 cm deposited in about a DECADE - the event bed announced independently by grain size and by time standing still, the same event-deposit physics the catalogue carries from the Dead Sea (one scanned debrite) and El'gygytgyn (the full inventory), now witnessed by an age model",
+  "verified": "235 rows / 235 counted cells against the header's own Size declaration (EXACT - both geocodes excluded by the PANGAEA counting convention); uniform 0.02-m grid on all 234 increments; age strictly increasing across all 234 steps; exactly 8 samples above 15 (1 isolated near-surface + 7 contiguous at 1.75-1.87 m, maximum 53.90 at 1.85 m); event-bed age steps 0.0013-0.0014 ka vs background median 0.8604 ka (615x compression); the phi-impossibility quantified (2^-53.9 mm = 5.95e-17 mm); gate-pinned; source URL serves the identical dataset"
+}

gea/catalog/bengal_u1452_grain_size.txt

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+/* DATA DESCRIPTION:
+Citation:	Weber, Michael E; Lantzsch, Hendrik; Dekens, Petra S; Das, Supriyo Kumar; Reilly, Brendan T; Martos, Yasmina M; Meyer-Jacob, Carsten; Agrahari, Sandip; Ekblad, Alf; Titschack, Jürgen; Holmes, Elisabeth; Wolfgramm, Philipp (2018): Mean grain size of IODP Hole 354-U1452C [dataset]. PANGAEA, https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.889402, 
+	In supplement to: Weber, ME et al. (2018): 200,000 years of monsoonal history recorded on the lower Bengal Fan - strong response to insolation forcing. Global and Planetary Change, 166, 107-119, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.gloplacha.2018.04.003
+Further details:	Folk, Robert Louis; Ward, William C (1957): Brazos River bar [Texas]; a study in the significance of grain size parameters. Journal of Sedimentary Research, 27(1), 3-26, https://doi.org/10.1306/74D70646-2B21-11D7-8648000102C1865D
+	McGregor, Helen V; Dupont, Lydie M; Stuut, Jan-Berend W; Kuhlmann, Holger (2009): Vegetation change, goats, and religion: a 2000-year history of land use in southern Morocco. Quaternary Science Reviews, 28(15-16), 1434-1448, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.quascirev.2009.02.012
+Project(s):	Integrated Ocean Drilling Program / International Ocean Discovery Program (IODP) (URI: https://www.iodp.org/)
+Coverage:	LATITUDE: 8.006810 * LONGITUDE: 87.181860
+	MINIMUM DEPTH, sediment/rock: 0.01 m * MAXIMUM DEPTH, sediment/rock: 4.69 m
+Event(s):	354-U1452C * LATITUDE: 8.006810 * LONGITUDE: 87.181860 * ELEVATION: -3671.5 m * CAMPAIGN: Exp354 (Bengal Fan) * BASIS: Joides Resolution (URI: https://www-odp.tamu.edu:443/resolutn.html) * METHOD/DEVICE: Core drilling (CDRILL)
+Comment:	Grain-size distribution was analyzed with a Coulter Laser Particle Sizer LS13320. To isolate the terrigenous fraction prior to analysis, each sample was treated in successive steps with 35 % H2O2, 10 % HCl, and 6 % NaOH to remove organic carbon, biogenic carbonate, and opal, respectively.
+Parameter(s):	DEPTH, sediment/rock [m] (Depth sed) * GEOCODE * PI: Weber, Michael E (https://orcid.org/0000-0003-2175-8980, mike.weber@uni-bonn.de, https://www.steinmann.uni-bonn.de/arbeitsgruppen/strukturgeologie/mitarbeiter/michael-e.-weber) * COMMENT: CSF-A
+	AGE [ka BP] (Age) * GEOCODE * PI: Weber, Michael E (https://orcid.org/0000-0003-2175-8980, mike.weber@uni-bonn.de, https://www.steinmann.uni-bonn.de/arbeitsgruppen/strukturgeologie/mitarbeiter/michael-e.-weber)
+	Grain size, mean [phi] (Grain size mean) * PI: Weber, Michael E (https://orcid.org/0000-0003-2175-8980, mike.weber@uni-bonn.de, https://www.steinmann.uni-bonn.de/arbeitsgruppen/strukturgeologie/mitarbeiter/michael-e.-weber) * METHOD/DEVICE: Beckman Coulter Laser diffraction particle size analyzer LS 13 320
+License:	Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported (CC-BY-3.0) (URI: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/)
+Size:	235 data points
+*/
+Depth sed [m]	Age [ka BP]	Grain size mean [phi]
+0.01	0.5330	13.330
+0.03	1.5990	5.597
+0.05	2.6650	6.688
+0.07	3.7311	29.110
+0.09	4.7971	3.868
+0.11	5.8631	7.391
+0.13	6.9291	7.441
+0.15	7.9951	3.320
+0.17	9.0612	6.707
+0.19	10.1272	3.407
+0.21	11.1932	3.491
+0.23	12.3798	4.050
+0.25	13.3290	5.712
+0.27	14.0418	4.732
+0.29	14.8597	4.303
+0.31	15.7126	4.261
+0.33	16.5655	4.270
+0.35	17.4184	4.214
+0.37	17.9609	6.057
+0.39	18.4870	6.219
+0.41	19.0132	6.177
+0.43	19.5393	5.039
+0.45	20.0655	4.436
+0.47	20.5916	4.778
+0.49	21.1178	4.313
+0.51	21.6440	4.628
+0.53	22.1701	4.775
+0.55	22.6963	5.618
+0.57	23.2224	4.656
+0.59	23.7486	4.682
+0.61	24.2748	4.526
+0.63	24.8733	4.490
+0.65	25.8821	4.575
+0.67	26.8909	5.132
+0.69	27.9013	4.355
+0.71	28.8551	3.849
+0.73	29.6277	4.001
+0.75	30.4002	3.942
+0.77	31.1728	4.288
+0.79	31.9453	3.915
+0.81	32.7179	3.949
+0.83	33.4904	4.484
+0.85	34.2630	4.149
+0.87	35.0355	5.318
+0.89	35.8081	5.556
+0.91	36.5924	3.991
+0.93	37.6006	5.484
+0.95	38.6087	5.507
+0.97	39.5410	6.563
+0.99	40.4226	6.594
+1.01	41.3148	4.966
+1.03	42.3029	4.328
+1.05	43.2909	4.875
+1.07	44.2790	5.227
+1.09	45.2221	4.455
+1.11	46.0305	4.965
+1.13	46.8390	5.000
+1.15	47.6474	4.721
+1.17	48.4610	4.612
+1.19	49.3214	4.374
+1.21	50.1817	4.359
+1.23	51.0420	4.164
+1.25	51.9023	4.608
+1.27	52.7626	4.261
+1.29	53.6230	4.551
+1.31	54.4833	4.512
+1.33	55.3436	4.383
+1.35	56.2039	4.406
+1.37	57.0642	4.560
+1.39	57.9246	4.319
+1.41	58.7849	4.070
+1.43	59.5696	4.013
+1.45	60.3040	3.707
+1.47	61.0384	4.346
+1.49	61.7727	4.143
+1.51	62.5071	4.168
+1.53	63.2415	4.218
+1.55	63.9758	4.544
+1.57	65.0427	5.158
+1.59	66.4420	5.412
+1.61	67.4507	6.376
+1.63	68.4593	6.387
+1.65	69.4680	6.920
+1.67	70.4766	8.030
+1.69	71.5208	8.652
+1.71	72.7661	9.999
+1.73	73.7003	10.110
+1.75	73.7017	15.570
+1.77	73.7031	16.960
+1.79	73.7045	24.910
+1.81	73.7059	29.280
+1.83	73.7072	41.770
+1.85	73.7086	53.900
+1.87	73.7100	30.350
+1.89	74.3686	10.210
+1.91	75.0272	4.586
+1.93	75.6858	4.155
+1.95	76.3443	4.283
+1.97	77.0029	4.263
+1.99	77.6615	4.069
+2.01	78.3201	4.374
+2.03	78.9787	3.968
+2.05	79.6373	4.185
+2.07	80.2958	3.933
+2.09	81.1299	5.392
+2.11	82.2272	3.633
+2.13	83.3245	3.703
+2.15	84.4218	4.065
+2.17	85.5191	3.995
+2.19	86.6164	4.997
+2.21	87.6407	5.435
+2.23	88.5921	5.910
+2.25	89.5435	6.280
+2.27	90.4948	4.756
+2.29	91.4462	4.569
+2.31	92.3976	4.362
+2.33	93.3490	4.640
+2.35	94.3004	4.627
+2.37	95.2518	4.014
+2.39	96.2032	3.813
+2.41	97.1545	3.841
+2.43	98.1059	4.303
+2.45	99.0573	3.659
+2.47	100.0087	3.592
+2.49	100.9601	3.796
+2.51	101.9115	3.959
+2.53	102.9077	4.217
+2.55	104.0386	4.810
+2.57	105.1695	4.909
+2.59	106.3003	4.402
+2.61	107.4312	4.786
+2.63	108.6154	4.673
+2.65	110.2791	4.516
+2.67	111.9427	4.289
+2.69	113.6064	3.883
+2.71	115.2701	4.206
+2.73	116.9338	3.847
+2.75	118.1705	3.614
+2.77	119.3847	3.525
+2.79	120.5989	2.966
+2.81	121.6788	3.424
+2.83	122.7350	3.890
+2.85	123.7912	3.126
+2.87	124.8474	3.610
+2.89	125.9036	3.735
+2.91	126.9764	4.236
+2.93	128.2132	3.997
+2.95	129.0974	4.621
+2.97	129.9815	4.655
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+3.05	133.5179	4.487
+3.07	134.4021	4.692
+3.09	135.2862	4.265
+3.11	135.9617	4.622
+3.13	136.5852	4.924
+3.15	137.2086	4.463
+3.17	137.8320	4.294
+3.19	138.4554	4.703
+3.21	139.0788	4.514
+3.23	139.7023	4.702
+3.25	140.3257	4.879
+3.27	140.9491	4.743
+3.29	141.5725	4.773
+3.31	142.1959	4.629
+3.33	142.8194	4.803
+3.35	143.4428	4.593
+3.37	144.0662	4.422
+3.39	144.6896	4.353
+3.41	145.3130	3.956
+3.43	145.9365	3.688
+3.45	146.5599	3.695
+3.47	147.1833	3.593
+3.49	148.0626	3.549
+3.51	149.1977	4.838
+3.53	150.3328	5.509
+3.55	151.4679	4.175
+3.57	152.6030	4.487
+3.59	153.7381	4.781
+3.61	154.8732	5.513
+3.63	156.0083	5.290
+3.65	157.1434	5.416
+3.67	158.2786	5.108
+3.69	159.4137	5.408
+3.71	160.4220	4.598
+3.73	161.0498	4.841
+3.75	161.6777	4.976
+3.77	162.3056	4.765
+3.79	162.9334	4.540
+3.81	163.5613	4.639
+3.83	164.1892	4.892
+3.85	164.8170	4.692
+3.87	165.4449	4.814
+3.89	166.1462	3.812
+3.91	166.9839	4.117
+3.93	167.8216	4.809
+3.95	168.6593	4.701
+3.97	169.4970	4.163
+3.99	170.3347	4.336
+4.01	171.1724	3.551
+4.03	172.0101	3.730
+4.05	172.8478	3.690
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+4.09	174.5233	4.764
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gea/catalog/blake_164_methane_isotopes.provenance.json

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+{
+  "entry": "blake_164_methane_isotopes",
+  "kind": "REAL_NATURAL_GAS_ISOTOPE_GEOCHEMISTRY",
+  "well": "ODP Holes 164-994C, 164-996B/D/E, 164-997A/B - BLAKE RIDGE, US Atlantic continental margin off the Carolinas (31.79-32.49 N, 75.47-76.19 W; seafloors -2,170 to -2,799 m), the type locality of marine gas-hydrate science (the ridge whose BSR defined the field); ODP Leg 164 (1995), samples 0.20-745.70 mbsf spanning the entire hydrate stability zone and beneath it",
+  "operator_on_log": "Paull, Lorenson, Borowski, Ussler, Olsen & Rodriguez (MBARI/USGS) - dual-isotope methane characterization: deltaD by Finnigan MAT 252, delta13C by GC-IRMS - the Schoell/Whiticar genetic classification applied to hydrate-province gas, including five gas-hydrate-bound samples; drilling by JOIDES Resolution",
+  "source_database": "PANGAEA, dataset doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.803644 ('(Table 4) Stable deuterium and carbon isotope ratios of selected methane samples from ODP Leg 164 sites'), in series doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.803647; supplement to Paull et al. 2000, Proc. ODP Sci. Results 164, 1-12 (doi:10.2973/odp.proc.sr.164.207.2000)",
+  "source_url": "https://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.803644?format=textfile",
+  "license": "Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported (CC-BY-3.0), declared IN the file's own header and license-checked BEFORE cataloguing. Attribution: Paull et al. / PANGAEA / ODP",
+  "fetch_date": "2026-08-28",
+  "fetch_method": "read-only HTTPS fetch of the PANGAEA textfile export - COMPLETE dataset (126 data points per the header's own Size declaration, re-counted EXACT at gate time under the measured convention: 42 sample labels + 42 deltaD + 37 delta13C + 5 comments, with Event, geocode and the per-row event lat/lon/elevation columns excluded) in one fetch",
+  "coverage": "COMPLETE DATASET: 42 dual-isotope methane analyses across six holes - deltaD -256 to -136 permil SMOW, delta13C -82.4 to -59.7 permil PDB - including FIVE gas-hydrate-bound gas samples (comment 'gas hydrate sample' verbatim) and one pressure-core sample (18P-1); replicate pairs preserved at four label+depth positions",
+  "curves": [
+    "Depth sed [m] mbsf 0.20-745.70 (GEOCODE)",
+    "Latitude / Longitude / Elevation [m] (per-row event coordinates, load as channels)",
+    "δD CH4 [‰ SMOW] -256 to -136 (42 values)",
+    "δ13C CH4 [‰ PDB] -82.4 to -59.7 (37 values, 5 blanks preserved)",
+    "Event rides as per-row quality; sample labels + 'gas hydrate sample' comments verbatim"
+  ],
+  "source_anomaly_disclosure": "FOUR source quirks preserved verbatim, each proven by arithmetic or coordinates: (1) row 164-994C-5H-4 (38.90 m, -183/-80.6) appears TWICE as a VERBATIM full duplicate - the archive's only exact repeated row; (2) three further replicate pairs at identical label+depth with differing values (996D-1H: deltaD -136 vs -175; 997A-13H-7: -166 vs -196; 997B-47X-4: -201 vs -192) - real analytical replicates carried as rows; (3) TWO provable depth corruptions: 994C-25X-2 archives 550.30 m between cores at 141 and 244 m (the only core-order inversion in that hole), and 997A-28X-2 archives 386.90 m - out of core order AND equal to 997A-48X-2's depth to the centimetre, a copy-paste artifact in the source; (4) the event headers label holes 997A/B 'Nicaraguan Rise, North Atlantic Ocean' while their own coordinates (31.843 N, 75.469 W) sit on the BLAKE RIDGE off the Carolinas, ~2,000 km from the Nicaraguan Rise - an event-metadata error refuted by the file's own numbers",
+  "purpose": "forty-fourth catalogue entry - the BLAKE RIDGE / US ATLANTIC MARGIN joins as region THIRTY-TWO (the birthplace of marine gas-hydrate science) and natural-gas dual-isotope geochemistry is kind THIRTY-THREE, completing the catalogue's petroleum-fluids triad: Hydrate Ridge measured WHERE the gas is locked (entry 34), Woodlark screened WHAT the source rock could make (entry 43), and Blake Ridge fingerprints WHERE THE GAS CAME FROM - and the verdict is re-derived on every gate run: ALL 37 delta13C values sit below -50 permil (range -82.4 to -59.7), squarely in the microbial CO2-reduction field of the genetic diagram with ZERO thermogenic contribution - the world's type hydrate province is charged entirely by biology, including all four isotope-measured hydrate-bound samples (-65.8 to -70.7)",
+  "verified": "42 rows / 126 counted cells against the header's own Size declaration (EXACT under the measured label-counting convention); delta13C in [-82.4, -59.7] with all values < -50 (microbial); deltaD in [-256, -136]; the verbatim full-duplicate row + three replicate pairs pinned; both depth corruptions pinned (one inversion per affected hole, 28X-2 = 48X-2 depth equality); the Nicaraguan Rise mislabel pinned beside its refuting coordinates; five hydrate-sample comments pinned; gate-pinned; source URL serves the identical dataset"
+}

gea/catalog/blake_164_methane_isotopes.txt

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+/* DATA DESCRIPTION:
+Citation:	Paull, Charles K; Lorenson, Thomas D; Borowski, Walter S; Ussler, William III; Olsen, K; Rodriguez, Nancy M (2000): (Table 4) Stable deuterium and carbon isotope ratios of selected methane samples from ODP Leg 164 sites [dataset]. PANGAEA, https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.803644, 
+	In supplement to: Paull, CK et al. (2000): Isotopic composition of CH4, CO2 species, and sedimentary organic matter within samples from the Blake Ridge: gas source implications. In: Paull, CK; Matsumoto, R; Wallace, PJ; Dillon, WP (eds.) Proceedings of the Ocean Drilling Program, Scientific Results, College Station, TX (Ocean Drilling Program), 164, 1-12, https://doi.org/10.2973/odp.proc.sr.164.207.2000
+Project(s):	Ocean Drilling Program (ODP) (URI: https://www-odp.tamu.edu:443/)
+Coverage:	MEDIAN LATITUDE: 32.158950 * MEDIAN LONGITUDE: -75.842617 * SOUTH-BOUND LATITUDE: 31.785700 * WEST-BOUND LONGITUDE: -76.191300 * NORTH-BOUND LATITUDE: 32.493900 * EAST-BOUND LONGITUDE: -75.468500
+	DATE/TIME START: 1995-04-12T17:15:00 * DATE/TIME END: 1995-12-17T07:25:00
+	MINIMUM DEPTH, sediment/rock: 0.20 m * MAXIMUM DEPTH, sediment/rock: 745.70 m
+Event(s):	164-994C * LATITUDE: 31.785700 * LONGITUDE: -75.545900 * DATE/TIME START: 1995-11-08T12:45:00 * DATE/TIME END: 1995-11-15T01:10:00 * ELEVATION: -2799.1 m * PENETRATION: 703.5 m * RECOVERY: 501.47 m * LOCATION: North Atlantic Ocean * CAMPAIGN: Leg164 * BASIS: Joides Resolution (URI: https://www-odp.tamu.edu:443/resolutn.html) * METHOD/DEVICE: Drilling/drill rig (DRILL) * COMMENT: 84 cores; 703.5 m cored; 0 m drilled; 71.3 % recovery
+	164-996B * LATITUDE: 32.493900 * LONGITUDE: -76.190900 * DATE/TIME START: 1995-04-12T17:15:00 * DATE/TIME END: 1995-12-04T18:00:00 * ELEVATION: -2172.7 m * PENETRATION: 3.4 m * RECOVERY: 3.4 m * LOCATION: North Atlantic Ocean * CAMPAIGN: Leg164 * BASIS: Joides Resolution (URI: https://www-odp.tamu.edu:443/resolutn.html) * METHOD/DEVICE: Drilling/drill rig (DRILL) * COMMENT: 1 core; 3.4 m cored; 0 m drilled; 100 % recovery
+	164-996D * LATITUDE: 32.493900 * LONGITUDE: -76.191300 * DATE/TIME START: 1995-12-05T03:00:00 * DATE/TIME END: 1995-12-05T15:40:00 * ELEVATION: -2169.6 m * PENETRATION: 52.2 m * RECOVERY: 15.58 m * LOCATION: North Atlantic Ocean * CAMPAIGN: Leg164 * BASIS: Joides Resolution (URI: https://www-odp.tamu.edu:443/resolutn.html) * METHOD/DEVICE: Drilling/drill rig (DRILL) * COMMENT: 7 cores; 52.2 m cored; 0 m drilled; 29.8 % recovery
+	164-996E * LATITUDE: 32.493800 * LONGITUDE: -76.190500 * DATE/TIME START: 1995-12-05T16:00:00 * DATE/TIME END: 1995-12-06T08:00:00 * ELEVATION: -2170.0 m * PENETRATION: 62.3 m * RECOVERY: 44.49 m * LOCATION: North Atlantic Ocean * CAMPAIGN: Leg164 * BASIS: Joides Resolution (URI: https://www-odp.tamu.edu:443/resolutn.html) * METHOD/DEVICE: Drilling/drill rig (DRILL) * COMMENT: 8 cores; 62.3 m cored; 0 m drilled; 71.4 % recovery
+	164-997A * LATITUDE: 31.843100 * LONGITUDE: -75.468600 * DATE/TIME START: 1995-12-06T12:35:00 * DATE/TIME END: 1995-12-10T00:10:00 * ELEVATION: -2770.1 m * PENETRATION: 434.3 m * RECOVERY: 342.66 m * LOCATION: Nicaraguan Rise, North Atlantic Ocean * CAMPAIGN: Leg164 * BASIS: Joides Resolution (URI: https://www-odp.tamu.edu:443/resolutn.html) * METHOD/DEVICE: Drilling/drill rig (DRILL) * COMMENT: 55 cores; 434.3 m cored; 0 m drilled; 78.9 % recovery
+	164-997B * LATITUDE: 31.843300 * LONGITUDE: -75.468500 * DATE/TIME START: 1995-12-10T00:30:00 * DATE/TIME END: 1995-12-17T07:25:00 * ELEVATION: -2770.1 m * PENETRATION: 750 m * RECOVERY: 242.75 m * LOCATION: Nicaraguan Rise, North Atlantic Ocean * CAMPAIGN: Leg164 * BASIS: Joides Resolution (URI: https://www-odp.tamu.edu:443/resolutn.html) * METHOD/DEVICE: Drilling/drill rig (DRILL) * COMMENT: 47 cores; 364.6 m cored; 0 m drilled; 66.6 % recovery
+Parameter(s):	Event label (Event)
+	Latitude of event (Latitude)
+	Longitude of event (Longitude)
+	Elevation of event [m] (Elevation)
+	Sample code/label (Sample label) * PI: Paull, Charles K * METHOD/DEVICE: DSDP/ODP/IODP sample designation (URI: hdl:10013/epic.27914.d001)
+	DEPTH, sediment/rock [m] (Depth sed) * GEOCODE * COMMENT: mbsf
+	δ Deuterium, methane [‰ SMOW] (δD CH4) * PI: Paull, Charles K * METHOD/DEVICE: Mass spectrometer, Finnigan, MAT 252 * COMMENT: with respect to SMOW
+	δ13C, methane [‰ PDB] (δ13C CH4) * PI: Paull, Charles K * METHOD/DEVICE: Gas chromatography - Isotope ratio mass spectrometer (GC-IRMS)
+	Sample comment (Sample comment) * PI: Paull, Charles K
+License:	Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported (CC-BY-3.0) (URI: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/)
+Size:	126 data points
+*/
+Event	Latitude	Longitude	Elevation [m]	Sample label	Depth sed [m]	δD CH4 [‰ SMOW]	δ13C CH4 [‰ PDB]	Sample comment
+164-994C	31.7857	-75.5459	-2799	164-994C-5H-4	38.90	-183	-80.6	
+164-994C	31.7857	-75.5459	-2799	164-994C-6H-3	45.10	-187	-81.8	
+164-994C	31.7857	-75.5459	-2799	164-994C-8H-3	64.40	-178	-76.6	
+164-994C	31.7857	-75.5459	-2799	164-994C-5H-4	38.90	-183	-80.6	
+164-994C	31.7857	-75.5459	-2799	164-994C-14H-5	117.30	-183	-68.1	
+164-994C	31.7857	-75.5459	-2799	164-994C-17H-4	141.40	-190	-64.3	
+164-994C	31.7857	-75.5459	-2799	164-994C-25X-2	550.30	-185	-67.7	
+164-994C	31.7857	-75.5459	-2799	164-994C-30X-3	244.00	-191	-68.1	
+164-994C	31.7857	-75.5459	-2799	164-994C-40X-2	331.00	-138	-71.8	
+164-994C	31.7857	-75.5459	-2799	164-994C-41X-4	341.77	-178	-69.8	
+164-994C	31.7857	-75.5459	-2799	164-994C-50X-1	406.70	-180	-69.6	
+164-994C	31.7857	-75.5459	-2799	164-994C-50X-2	407.00	-198	-61.6	
+164-994C	31.7857	-75.5459	-2799	164-994C-62X-3	513.80	-200		
+164-994C	31.7857	-75.5459	-2799	164-994C-67X-2	542.50	-175	-67.5	
+164-994C	31.7857	-75.5459	-2799	164-994C-80X-5	661.21	-203	-63.5	
+164-994C	31.7857	-75.5459	-2799	164-994C-81X-5	670.64	-195	-63.7	
+164-996B	32.4939	-76.1909	-2173	164-996B-1H	0.20	-200		gas hydrate sample
+164-996D	32.4939	-76.1913	-2170	164-996D-1H	0.20	-136	-65.8	gas hydrate sample
+164-996D	32.4939	-76.1913	-2170	164-996D-1H	0.20	-175	-66.6	gas hydrate sample
+164-996D	32.4939	-76.1913	-2170	164-996D-4H-1	23.18	-191		
+164-996D	32.4939	-76.1913	-2170	164-996D-9H-6	49.05	-192		
+164-996E	32.4938	-76.1905	-2170	164-996E-7H-CC	52.90	-193	-70.7	gas hydrate sample
+164-997A	31.8431	-75.4686	-2770	164-997A-5H-3	34.90	-256	-82.4	
+164-997A	31.8431	-75.4686	-2770	164-997A-9H-6	74.00	-181	-73.0	
+164-997A	31.8431	-75.4686	-2770	164-997A-13H-7	107.58	-166	-72.3	
+164-997A	31.8431	-75.4686	-2770	164-997A-13H-7	107.58	-196	-72.3	
+164-997A	31.8431	-75.4686	-2770	164-997A-16H-3	131.00	-186		
+164-997A	31.8431	-75.4686	-2770	164-997A-18P-1	147.00	-187	-67.8	
+164-997A	31.8431	-75.4686	-2770	164-997A-22X-4	216.60	-184	-64.8	
+164-997A	31.8431	-75.4686	-2770	164-997A-28X-2	386.90	-190	-66.5	
+164-997A	31.8431	-75.4686	-2770	164-997A-41X-3	321.80	-196	-65.0	
+164-997A	31.8431	-75.4686	-2770	164-997A-42X-3	331.00	-191	-65.8	gas hydrate sample
+164-997A	31.8431	-75.4686	-2770	164-997A-48X-2	386.90	-181	-64.6	
+164-997A	31.8431	-75.4686	-2770	164-997A-54X-4	427.98	-150	-65.4	
+164-997B	31.8433	-75.4685	-2770	164-997B-8X-4	448.80	-165	-59.7	
+164-997B	31.8433	-75.4685	-2770	164-997B-12X-3	474.21	-230	-64.5	
+164-997B	31.8433	-75.4685	-2770	164-997B-14X-2	492.00	-189	-64.2	
+164-997B	31.8433	-75.4685	-2770	164-997B-15P	501.80	-183	-64.4	
+164-997B	31.8433	-75.4685	-2770	164-997B-18X-2	521.60	-197	-63.9	
+164-997B	31.8433	-75.4685	-2770	164-997B-37X-1	665.50	-195	-61.6	
+164-997B	31.8433	-75.4685	-2770	164-997B-47X-4	745.70	-201	-64.4	
+164-997B	31.8433	-75.4685	-2770	164-997B-47X-4	745.70	-192	-64.4	

gea/catalog/chicxulub_m0077a_pwave_velocity.provenance.json

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+{
+  "entry": "chicxulub_m0077a_pwave_velocity",
+  "kind": "REAL_SONIC_VELOCITY_PROFILE",
+  "well": "IODP Hole 364-M0077A (Chicx-03B), CHICXULUB IMPACT CRATER PEAK RING, Yucatan shelf, Gulf of Mexico (21.4502 N, -89.9494 E; water depth just 19.8 m - the shallowest site in the catalogue) - IODP Expedition 364 (2016), mission-specific platform L/B MYRTLE; the borehole through the peak ring of the crater left by the K-Pg dinosaur-extinction impactor 66 Ma",
+  "operator_on_log": "IODP Expedition 364 Scientists (Gulick & Morgan co-chiefs) - shipboard discrete-sample P-wave measurements; ESO mission-specific platform operations",
+  "source_database": "PANGAEA, dataset doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.883479 ('P-wave velocity of discrete samples from IODP Hole 364-M0077A'); related to IODP Exp 364 Scientific Prospectus (doi:10.14379/iodp.sp.364.2016)",
+  "source_url": "https://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.883479?format=textfile",
+  "license": "Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported (CC-BY-3.0), declared IN the file's own header. Attribution: IODP Expedition 364 Scientists / PANGAEA / IODP",
+  "fetch_date": "2026-08-26",
+  "fetch_method": "read-only HTTPS fetch of the PANGAEA textfile export - COMPLETE dataset (2,170 data points = 717 rows x 3 always-present parameters + 19 comments; depth is GEOCODE) in one fetch; transcription PROVEN by the file's own per-row checksum (see below)",
+  "coverage": "COMPLETE DATASET: 717 discrete-sample P-wave velocities, 506.17 -> 1334.51 mbsf - 828 m continuously through the post-impact sediments, suevite, impact melt rock, and the SHOCKED PEAK-RING GRANITE of the Chicxulub crater. Vp = 1,535-5,352 m/s; in the granite basement Vp runs ~3,500-4,900 m/s, far below intact granite's ~5,500-6,000 - the pervasive shock damage of the K-Pg impact, measured sample by sample.",
+  "curves": [
+    "Depth sed [m] (index; file order preserved - NOT depth-sorted, as archived)",
+    "Vp [m/s]",
+    "Top [mbsf] (section top)",
+    "Sample label (verbatim, quality)",
+    "Comment (19 verbatim QC notes: poor/bad/weird signal x15, dolerite, dyke?, QAQC, short sample)"
+  ],
+  "transcription_checksum": "The dataset carries its own per-row checksum: Depth sed = Top + (midpoint of the label's cm interval)/100 EXACTLY, including fractional intervals ('232R-1,91-93.5' -> 1116.4125) and the decimal-start oddity ('299R-2,84.1-96' -> 1321.3005). Verified to 1e-4 on ALL 717 rows after transcription - any copying error in label, Top, or Depth would break the identity.",
+  "source_anomaly_disclosure": "Preserved verbatim from the source archive: (1) sample 44R-3,54-56 appears TWICE with different velocities (3,082 and 3,118 m/s - a repeat measurement archived as two rows, 1.2% spread); (2) the file is NOT depth-sorted - among other displacements, the cores 37R-40R block (608-618 mbsf) is archived near the END of the file between the 274R and 276R rows; (3) 19 rows carry shipboard QC comments ('poor signal', 'bad signal', 'weird signal', 'dolerite', 'dyke?', 'QAQC', 'short sample') kept verbatim; (4) row 243R-1 appears twice at different intervals (58-60 and 16-18 cm - two different samples, not a duplicate).",
+  "purpose": "twenty-ninth catalogue entry - the CHICXULUB IMPACT CRATER joins as region SEVENTEEN: the catalogue's first impact structure, first mission-specific-platform entry (L/B Myrtle), and shallowest water depth (19.8 m); scientifically the heaviest single entry yet - the velocity profile through the peak ring of the impact that ended the Cretaceous, where the measured Vp deficit relative to intact granite IS the shock damage that built the peak ring",
+  "verified": "717 rows; Size identity 3N+C = 3x717+19 = 2,170 exact vs header declaration; per-row midpoint checksum on ALL 717 rows; Vp extremes 1,535-5,352; granite-zone deficit (no row in 828 m reaches 5,400 m/s); repeat pair 44R-3 pinned; non-monotonic archival order pinned; 19 QC comments counted; gate-pinned; source URL serves the identical dataset"
+}