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gea/catalog/collingwood_1_28_ks_complete.las

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+# 03/04/1999 13:21:59 Updated by the Kansas Geological Survey
+# #KGS#ID: 30S39W/1001178549
+# Additions:   1001178549.add
+# New: UWI  .              15-187-20743: Unique Well Id
+# New: PM   .                         6: Principal Meridian
+# Old: STAT .                    KANSAS: STATE
+# New: STAT .                    Kansas: State
+# New: SECT .                        28: Section
+# New: TOWN .                       30S: Township
+# New: RANG .                       39W: Range
+# Old: WELL .          COLLINGWOOD 1-28: WELL NAME
+# New: WELL .                      1-28: Well Name
+# New: LEAS .               COLLINGWOOD: Lease Name
+#
+# 02/24/1999 15:12:43 Updated by the Kansas Geological Survey
+# #KGS#INPUT_FILE: /home/crude2_3/WellLogs/Guy/100-Amoco/disc09/18720743.las.las
+~Version : LASO    vs 4.1 - DATA COPYRIGHT - RILEYS DATASHARE INTERNATIONAL
+ VERS .                       2.0: CWLS Log ASCII Standard -VERSION 2.0
+ WRAP .                       YES: Multiple lines per depth step
+~Well Information Block
+#MNEM.UNIT       Data                        Description of Mnemonic
+#----.----      -------------------------- : -----------------------------
+ UWI  .              15-187-20743: Unique Well Id
+ PM   .                         6: Principal Meridian
+ STAT .                    Kansas: State
+ SECT .                        28: Section
+ TOWN .                       30S: Township
+ RANG .                       39W: Range
+ COUN .                   STANTON: County Name
+ COMP .                AMOCO PROD: Company
+ WELL .                      1-28: Well Name
+ LEAS .               COLLINGWOOD: Lease Name
+ FLD  .                  NICHOLAS: Field
+ STRT .FT               1783.5000: Start Depth
+ STOP .FT               1784.5000: End Depth
+ STEP .FT                  0.2500: Depth Increment
+ NULL .                   -999.25: NULL Value
+ LOC  .       C,NW,NE, 28-30S-39W: WELL LOCATION
+ CTRY .             UNITED STATES: COUNTRY
+ SRVC .                       HAL: LOGGING SERVICE COMPANY
+ DATE .                 31-MAY-94: DATE LOGGED
+ API  .              151872074300: API NUMBER
+ LIC  .                   2074300: ERCB LICENSE NUMBER
+~Curve Information Block
+#MNEM.UNIT            API CODE               Curve Description
+#----.----          LG--CV-CL--M           : -----------------
+ DEPT .FT             0   1  0  0: 1 DEPTH
+ GSGR .API           31 310  0  0: 2 GAMMA RAY
+ GSTK .API           31 797  0  0: 3 ????????
+ GST  .API           99 999 99  0: 4 ????????
+ GSK  .PERCNT        31 721  1  0: 5 ????????
+ GSTH .PPM           31 790  0  0: 6 THORIUM
+ GSUR .PPM           31 792  0  0: 7 URANIUM
+ NCNPL.PERCNT        42 890  1  0: 8 NEUTRON POROSITY (LIMESTONE)
+ DLDPL.PERCNT        43 890 10  0: 9 DENSITY POROSITY (LIMESTONE)
+ DLDC .GM/CC         43 356  0  0: 10 DENSITY CORRECTION
+ DLPE .B/E           43 358  0  0: 11 PHOTO-ELECTRIC EFFECT
+ DLDN .GM/CC         43 350  0  0: 12 BULK DENSITY
+ DLCL .INCHES        43 280  0  0: 13 CALIPER
+ DLTN .LBS           43 635  0  0: 14 ????????
+ IDGR .API            7 310  0  0: 15 GAMMA RAY
+ ACCL1.INCHES        60 280  1  0: 16 DENSITY CALIPER
+ ACCL2.INCHES        60 280  2  0: 17 NEUTRON CALIPER
+ ACTC .US/FT         60 520  0  0: 18 SONIC INTERVAL TRANSIT TIME (COMPENSATED)
+ ACAPL.PERCNT        60 890 20  0: 19 POROSITY
+ IDIM .OHMM           7 120 44  0: 20 MEDIUM INDUCTION
+ IDID .OHMM           7 120 46  0: 21 DEEP INDUCTION
+ IDIDC.MMHOS          7 110 46  0: 22 INDUCTION (CONDUCTIVITY UNITS)
+ IDL3 .OHMM           7 220  3  0: 23 FOCUSSED RESISTIVITY
+ IDTN .LBS            7 635  0  0: 24 ????????
+ IDSP .MVOLT          7  10  0  0: 25 SPONTANEOUS POTENTIAL
+ MEL1 .OHMM          15 250  2  0: 26 MICRO INVERSE 1"
+ ME   .OHMM          15 252  2  0: 27 MICRO NORMAL 2"
+~Parameter Information Block
+#MNEM.UNIT       Data                        Description of Mnemonic
+#----.----      -------------------------- : -----------------------------
+ RUN  .                        99: Run Number
+ GL   .FT               3190.0000: Ground Level Elevation
+ DREF .                        KB: Depth Reference
+ EREF .FT               3210.0000: Elevation of Depth Reference
+ CSGL .FT               1791.0000: Casing Bottom Logger
+ CSGD .FT                  0.0000: Casing Bottom Driller
+ CSGS .IN                  8.6250: Casing Size
+ CSGW .LBS                 0.0000: Casing Weight
+ BHT  .DEGF              125.0000: Bottom Hole Temperature
+ BS   .IN                  7.8750: Bit Size
+ RM   .OHMM                2.1100: Mud Resistivity
+ RMT  .DEGF               80.0000: Mud Resistivity Temperature
+ RMF  .OHMM                1.5800: Mud Filtrate Resistivity
+ RMFT .DEGF               80.0000: RMF Temperature
+ RMC  .OHMM                2.7400: Mud Cake Resistivity
+ RMCT .DEGF               80.0000: RMC Temperature
+ LAT  .                  37.41565: Latitude
+ LONG .                -101.58701: Longitude
+#    DEPTH
+#     GSGR       GSTK       GST        GSK        GSTH       GSUR       NCNPL
+#     DLDPL      DLDC       DLPE       DLDN       DLCL       DLTN       IDGR
+#     ACCL1      ACCL2      ACTC       ACAPL      IDIM       IDID       IDIDC
+#     IDL3       IDTN       IDSP       MEL1       ME
+~Asc DEPTH
+# COMPLETE FILE (see .provenance.json): this is the ENTIRE public file
+# verbatim - a 5-station KGS interval excerpt-well (1783.5-1784.5 ft),
+# the catalogue's first complete (non-excerpted) entry.
+ 1783.5000
+  -999.2500  -999.2500  -999.2500  -999.2500  -999.2500  -999.2500  -999.2500
+  -999.2500  -999.2500  -999.2500  -999.2500  -999.2500  -999.2500    50.6465
+     8.3871     8.4396    55.1000     0.0569   560.0000   175.0000     0.0500
+     0.4533  1893.0420    92.6050  -999.2500  -999.2500
+ 1783.7500
+  -999.2500  -999.2500  -999.2500  -999.2500  -999.2500  -999.2500  -999.2500
+  -999.2500  -999.2500  -999.2500  -999.2500  -999.2500  -999.2500    49.6767
+     8.3951     8.4460    54.3555     0.0590   560.0000   175.0000     0.0500
+     0.4534  1852.3320    92.7780  -999.2500  -999.2500
+ 1784.0000
+  -999.2500  -999.2500  -999.2500  -999.2500  -999.2500  -999.2500  -999.2500
+  -999.2500  -999.2500  -999.2500  -999.2500  -999.2500  -999.2500    48.6313
+     8.4052     8.4460    54.4444     0.0581   560.0000   175.0000     0.0500
+     0.4537  1831.9766    92.9482  -999.2500  -999.2500
+ 1784.2500
+  -999.2500  -999.2500  -999.2500  -999.2500  -999.2500  -999.2500  -999.2500
+  -999.2500  -999.2500  -999.2500  -999.2500  -999.2500  -999.2500    47.7717
+     8.4173     8.4438    55.3111     0.0577   560.0000   175.0000     0.0500
+     0.4538  1831.9766    93.1103  -999.2500  -999.2500
+ 1784.5000
+  -999.2500  -999.2500  -999.2500  -999.2500  -999.2500  -999.2500  -999.2500
+  -999.2500  -999.2500  -999.2500  -999.2500  -999.2500  -999.2500    48.1149
+     8.4253     8.4460    56.3222     0.0585   560.0000   175.0000     0.0500
+     0.4539  1811.6211    93.2671  -999.2500  -999.2500

gea/catalog/collingwood_1_28_ks_complete.provenance.json

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+{
+  "entry": "collingwood_1_28_ks_complete",
+  "kind": "REAL_WELL_LOG_COMPLETE",
+  "well": "COLLINGWOOD 1-28 (Amoco Production), Nicholas field, Stanton County, Kansas, USA; API 15-187-20743 (KGS ID 1001178549); Sec 28-T30S-R39W; Lat 37.41565 / Long -101.58701; logged by Halliburton 31-MAY-94",
+  "operator_on_log": "AMOCO PROD",
+  "source_database": "Kansas Geological Survey LAS archive (the in-file header carries the KGS update history and the KGS archive path /WellLogs/Guy/100-Amoco/disc09), redistributed as a real-data test example in the public kinverarity1/lasio GitHub repository",
+  "source_url": "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/kinverarity1/lasio/main/tests/examples/1001178549.las",
+  "license": "lasio repository is MIT-licensed; underlying log is a Kansas public well record (KGS archive; in-file version banner notes RILEYS DATASHARE origin); attribution to KGS, lasio, and API 15-187-20743",
+  "fetch_date": "2026-08-24",
+  "fetch_method": "read-only HTTPS fetch (text/plain)",
+  "coverage": "COMPLETE FILE - the catalogue's FIRST non-excerpted entry: the entire public file verbatim, a 5-station KGS interval slice (1783.50-1784.50 ft at 0.25 ft step). The KGS archived this short interval; the excerpting was theirs, not ours, and their update-history comments ride along in-file.",
+  "curves": ["DEPT.FT + 26 curves: GSGR/GSTK/GST/GSK/GSTH/GSUR (spectral gamma family), NCNPL, DLDPL/DLDC/DLPE/DLDN/DLCL/DLTN (litho-density family), IDGR, ACCL1/ACCL2/ACTC/ACAPL (acoustic family), IDIM/IDID/IDIDC/IDL3/IDTN/IDSP (induction family), MEL1/ME (microlog)"],
+  "temperature_data": "REAL BHT = 125.0 DEGF in the parameter block (third real BHT in the catalogue). NO TD parameter present (CSGL 1791 ft only), so the converter honestly falls to DERIVED_GRADIENTS rather than fabricating a BHT anchor line without a TD - the tier logic's refusal branch exercised by real data.",
+  "dialect_notes": "WRAP. YES with 27 curves (second wrapped well, different record shape: depth line + 4 lines of 7/7/7/5 values); non-standard '~Asc DEPTH' section line; KGS '#' update-history comments before ~Version; column-name '#' comments between ~P and data.",
+  "purpose": "fifth real catalogue well - KANSAS (closing the loop on the source table's #1 entry, reached via redistribution); first COMPLETE file; wrapped-shape diversity; the BHT-without-TD honest-fallback case",
+  "verified": "ingests via uqff_ports.read_las wrapped path; 5 records x 27 curves; IDGR/ACTC/IDSP verbatim; BHT captured, TD absent, converter falls to DERIVED_GRADIENTS; gate-pinned"
+}

gea/catalog/costa_rica_odp_friction_envelope.provenance.json

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+{
+  "entry": "costa_rica_odp_friction_envelope",
+  "kind": "REAL_HIGH_PT_FRICTION_ENVELOPE",
+  "well": "ODP Holes 170-1039B (incoming-plate reference, seafloor -4,353.5 m, 99.5% recovery), 170-1040C (prism toe above the decollement, -4,177.9 m; sample 21R-6 at 356.6 mbsf) and 205-1253 (Leg 205 return to the incoming plate, -4,376.3 m; sample 3R at 385.2 mbsf) - COSTA RICA SUBDUCTION COMPLEX, Middle America Trench, North Pacific (9.64-9.66 N, 86.18-86.20 W), the catalogue's first EROSIVE convergent margin",
+  "operator_on_log": "Ikari, Niemeijer, Spiers, Kopf & Saffer (MARUM/Utrecht/Penn State) laboratory friction experiments at ELEVATED pressure AND temperature (effective normal stress 15-90 MPa, pore pressure 10-61 MPa, temperature 19-212 C); drilling by JOIDES Resolution on Legs 170 (1996) and 205 (2002); the catalogue's fourth Ikari-lab entry - the discipline now spans FOUR subduction zones (Nankai, Japan Trench, Hikurangi, Costa Rica)",
+  "source_database": "PANGAEA, dataset doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.834641 ('Strength measurements from ODP Hole 170-1039B, 170-1040C and 205-1253'), in series doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.834645; supplement to Ikari et al. 2013, Geology 41(8), 891-894 (doi:10.1130/G33956.1)",
+  "source_url": "https://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.834641?format=textfile",
+  "license": "Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported (CC-BY-3.0), declared IN the file's own header. Attribution: Ikari/Niemeijer/Spiers/Kopf/Saffer / PANGAEA / ODP",
+  "fetch_date": "2026-08-27",
+  "fetch_method": "read-only HTTPS fetch of the PANGAEA textfile export - COMPLETE dataset (237 data points per the header's own Size declaration, re-counted at gate time as non-empty body cells excluding the Event-label and geocode-depth columns, EXACT) in one fetch",
+  "coverage": "COMPLETE DATASET: 31 measurement rows from 6 experiments on 3 samples - paired room-temperature and hydrothermal (stepped 53-212 C) friction ladders at effective normal stresses 15-90 MPa: clay-rich Leg 170 material (incoming hemipelagics 1039B-9H3, prism-toe 1040C-21R-6) friction coefficient 0.21-0.48, versus Leg 205-1253 carbonate-rich material at 0.71-0.88 with peak shear strengths to 70.2 MPa - the catalogue's highest-stress and highest-temperature friction conditions",
+  "curves": [
+    "Depth sed [m] (GEOCODE; EMPTY for all ten 1039B rows - see anomaly disclosure)",
+    "Depth top/bottom [m] (1040C only)",
+    "P [MPa] effective normal stress 15-90 + P [MPa] pore fluid pressure 10-61",
+    "T:temp [degC] 19-212 (paired ambient/heated experiment design: u091/u092, u056/u050, u048/u049)",
+    "Coeff (of friction) 0.21-0.88",
+    "µpeak = PEAK SHEAR STRENGTH in MPa despite its mnemonic (see anomaly disclosure), 7.0-70.2",
+    "Event rides as per-row quality; Exp + Sample label verbatim in file"
+  ],
+  "source_anomaly_disclosure": "THREE source quirks preserved verbatim: (1) the parameter named 'Shear strength (µpeak)' carries NO unit in the header and a friction-coefficient-style mnemonic, but it is peak SHEAR STRENGTH in MPa - proven by re-deriving tau = mu x sigma_n_eff on all 31 rows (worst deviation 0.0056, within the 2-decimal rounding of the published mu); (2) the ten 1039B rows have NO archived depth (geocode and top/bottom all empty - the archive gives only core designation 9H3), so those rows load with NaN index values, carried as the archive left them; (3) experiment u048 runs SIX stress steps (from 15 MPa) while the other five experiments run five (from 30 MPa) - the asymmetry is real and is exactly what closes the header's own 237-point Size declaration (10x7 + 10x9 + 11x7)",
+  "purpose": "thirty-third catalogue entry - COSTA RICA / MIDDLE AMERICA TRENCH joins as region TWENTY-ONE (the first erosive margin, completing the subduction quartet with accretionary Nankai, post-seismic Japan Trench, and slow-slip Hikurangi) and the elevated-P/T friction envelope is kind TWENTY-TWO: not soft-sediment strength (kind 18), not slip-event statistics (kind 20), not near-surface rate-state parameters (kind 21), but Byerlee-style failure envelopes at seismogenic-zone stresses AND temperatures; the Geology paper's headline is re-derived by the gate on every run: seafloor LITHOLOGY controls strength - clay-rich subduction inputs are uniformly weak (mu <= 0.48 even at 90 MPa / 210 C) while the carbonate-rich material is uniformly strong (mu >= 0.71), a 2.8x mean contrast that maps directly onto where slip instability can nucleate",
+  "verified": "31 rows / 237 counted cells against the header's own Size declaration (excluding Event + geocode, EXACT - closes only with u048's sixth stress step); tau = mu x sigma identity re-derived on ALL 31 rows (worst 0.0056 dimensionless, i.e. within published-mu rounding); lithology-contrast headline pinned (11/11 rows of 205-1253 at mu >= 0.71, 20/20 Leg-170 rows at mu <= 0.48, mean ratio 2.79); clay thermal strengthening pinned (u091 90 MPa ambient 0.35 -> u092 90 MPa / 210 C 0.48); ten NaN-index rows disclosed and pinned; gate-pinned; source URL serves the identical dataset"
+}

gea/catalog/costa_rica_odp_friction_envelope.txt

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+/* DATA DESCRIPTION:
+Citation:	Ikari, Matt J; Niemeijer, André R; Spiers, K C; Kopf, Achim J; Saffer, Demian M (2014): Strength measurements from ODP Hole 170-1039B, 170-1040C and 205-1253 [dataset]. PANGAEA, https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.834641, 
+	In: Ikari, MJ et al. (2014): Friction analysis of Costa Rica ocean sediments from ODP Hole 170-1039B, 170-1040C and 205-1253 [dataset publication series]. PANGAEA, https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.834645
+Related to:	Ikari, Matt J; Niemeijer, André R; Spiers, K C; Kopf, Achim J; Saffer, Demian M (2013): Experimental evidence linking slip instability with seafloor lithology and topography at the Costa Rica convergent margin. Geology, 41(8), 891-894, https://doi.org/10.1130/G33956.1
+Project(s):	Ocean Drilling Program (ODP) (URI: https://www-odp.tamu.edu:443/)
+Coverage:	MEDIAN LATITUDE: 9.649744 * MEDIAN LONGITUDE: -86.189822 * SOUTH-BOUND LATITUDE: 9.640000 * WEST-BOUND LONGITUDE: -86.200000 * NORTH-BOUND LATITUDE: 9.661600 * EAST-BOUND LONGITUDE: -86.178900
+	DATE/TIME START: 1996-11-02T03:30:00 * DATE/TIME END: 2002-10-11T00:00:00
+	MINIMUM DEPTH, sediment/rock: 356.6 m * MAXIMUM DEPTH, sediment/rock: 385.2 m
+Event(s):	170-1039B * LATITUDE: 9.640000 * LONGITUDE: -86.200000 * DATE/TIME START: 1996-11-02T03:30:00 * DATE/TIME END: 1996-11-05T00:00:00 * ELEVATION: -4353.5 m * PENETRATION: 384.3 m * RECOVERY: 382.46 m * LOCATION: Costa Rica subduction complex, North Pacific Ocean * CAMPAIGN: Leg170 * BASIS: Joides Resolution (URI: https://www-odp.tamu.edu:443/resolutn.html) * METHOD/DEVICE: Drilling/drill rig (DRILL) * COMMENT: 42 cores; 384.3 m cored; 0 m drilled; 99.5 % recovery
+	170-1040C * LATITUDE: 9.661600 * LONGITUDE: -86.178900 * DATE/TIME START: 1996-11-11T05:30:00 * DATE/TIME END: 1996-11-18T12:00:00 * ELEVATION: -4177.9 m * PENETRATION: 665 m * RECOVERY: 377.28 m * LOCATION: Costa Rica subduction complex, North Pacific Ocean * CAMPAIGN: Leg170 * BASIS: Joides Resolution (URI: https://www-odp.tamu.edu:443/resolutn.html) * METHOD/DEVICE: Drilling/drill rig (DRILL) * COMMENT: 53 cores; 505.7 m cored; 0 m drilled; 74.6 % recovery
+	205-1253 * LATITUDE: 9.647633 * LONGITUDE: -86.190567 * DATE/TIME START: 2002-09-21T00:00:00 * DATE/TIME END: 2002-10-11T00:00:00 * ELEVATION: -4376.3 m * PENETRATION: 600 m * RECOVERY: 148.6 m * LOCATION: North Pacific Ocean * CAMPAIGN: Leg205 * BASIS: Joides Resolution (URI: https://www-odp.tamu.edu:443/resolutn.html) * METHOD/DEVICE: Composite Core (COMPCORE) * COMMENT: 43 cores; 230 m cored; 370 m drilled; 64.6 % recovery
+Parameter(s):	Event label (Event)
+	Experiment (Exp) * PI: Ikari, Matt J (https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8164-411X, mikari@marum.de)
+	Sample code/label (Sample label) * PI: Ikari, Matt J (https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8164-411X, mikari@marum.de) * METHOD/DEVICE: DSDP/ODP/IODP sample designation (URI: hdl:10013/epic.27914.d001)
+	DEPTH, sediment/rock [m] (Depth sed) * GEOCODE
+	Depth, top/min [m] (Depth top) * PI: Ikari, Matt J (https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8164-411X, mikari@marum.de)
+	Depth, bottom/max [m] (Depth bot) * PI: Ikari, Matt J (https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8164-411X, mikari@marum.de)
+	Pressure, stress [MPa] (P) * PI: Ikari, Matt J (https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8164-411X, mikari@marum.de) * COMMENT: effective normal stress
+	Pressure, stress [MPa] (P) * PI: Ikari, Matt J (https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8164-411X, mikari@marum.de) * COMMENT: pore fluid pressure
+	Treatment: temperature [°C] (T:temp) * PI: Ikari, Matt J (https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8164-411X, mikari@marum.de)
+	Coefficient (Coeff) * PI: Ikari, Matt J (https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8164-411X, mikari@marum.de) * COMMENT: of friction
+	Shear strength (µpeak) * PI: Ikari, Matt J (https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8164-411X, mikari@marum.de)
+License:	Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported (CC-BY-3.0) (URI: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/)
+Size:	237 data points
+*/
+Event	Exp	Sample label	Depth sed [m]	Depth top [m]	Depth bot [m]	P [MPa] (effective normal stress)	P [MPa] (pore fluid pressure)	T:temp [°C]	Coeff (of friction)	µpeak
+170-1039B	u091	170-1039B-9H3				30	20	20	0.28	8.3
+170-1039B	u091	170-1039B-9H3				45	30	20	0.30	13.7
+170-1039B	u091	170-1039B-9H3				60	40	20	0.22	13.4
+170-1039B	u091	170-1039B-9H3				75	50	20	0.29	21.9
+170-1039B	u091	170-1039B-9H3				90	60	20	0.35	31.5
+170-1039B	u092	170-1039B-9H3				30	20	74	0.26	7.9
+170-1039B	u092	170-1039B-9H3				45	30	106	0.22	9.9
+170-1039B	u092	170-1039B-9H3				60	41	140	0.22	13.1
+170-1039B	u092	170-1039B-9H3				75	50	175	0.30	22.3
+170-1039B	u092	170-1039B-9H3				90	60	210	0.48	43.6
+170-1040C	u056	170-1040C-21R-6	356.6	351.8	361.4	30	20	19	0.32	9.6
+170-1040C	u056	170-1040C-21R-6	356.6	351.8	361.4	45	30	19	0.22	9.9
+170-1040C	u056	170-1040C-21R-6	356.6	351.8	361.4	60	40	19	0.21	12.7
+170-1040C	u056	170-1040C-21R-6	356.6	351.8	361.4	75	50	19	0.23	17.5
+170-1040C	u056	170-1040C-21R-6	356.6	351.8	361.4	90	60	19	0.27	23.9
+170-1040C	u050	170-1040C-21R-6	356.6	351.8	361.4	30	21	73	0.23	7.0
+170-1040C	u050	170-1040C-21R-6	356.6	351.8	361.4	45	31	107	0.27	12.1
+170-1040C	u050	170-1040C-21R-6	356.6	351.8	361.4	60	41	143	0.29	17.5
+170-1040C	u050	170-1040C-21R-6	356.6	351.8	361.4	74	51	176	0.30	22.1
+170-1040C	u050	170-1040C-21R-6	356.6	351.8	361.4	89	61	212	0.30	26.5
+205-1253	u048	205-1253-3R	385.2			15	10	22	0.88	13.2
+205-1253	u048	205-1253-3R	385.2			30	20	22	0.86	25.8
+205-1253	u048	205-1253-3R	385.2			45	30	22	0.83	37.1
+205-1253	u048	205-1253-3R	385.2			60	40	22	0.71	42.5
+205-1253	u048	205-1253-3R	385.2			75	50	22	0.75	56.2
+205-1253	u048	205-1253-3R	385.2			90	60	22	0.78	70.2
+205-1253	u049	205-1253-3R	385.2			30	20	53	0.71	21.2
+205-1253	u049	205-1253-3R	385.2			45	30	104	0.74	33.2
+205-1253	u049	205-1253-3R	385.2			60	42	141	0.73	43.9
+205-1253	u049	205-1253-3R	385.2			75	51	176	0.76	57.2
+205-1253	u049	205-1253-3R	385.2			90	60	210	0.77	69.2

gea/catalog/dead_sea_5017_debrite_xrf_ms.provenance.json

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+{
+  "entry": "dead_sea_5017_debrite_xrf_ms",
+  "kind": "REAL_XRF_CORE_SCAN_MS",
+  "well": "ICDP borehole 5017-1 - DEAD SEA BASIN, deep northern basin center (31.508 N, 35.471 E), drilled from a barge through 300 m of hypersaline water (per the file's own event comment); the lake surface sits at ~-428 m elevation (per the companion DSDDP dataset doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.944827) making this the LOWEST drilling site on Earth and the catalogue's first LAKE borehole - 457 m of sediment recovered spanning 220 kyr on the Dead Sea Transform plate boundary; this dataset scans the debrite at 172.055-172.130 m",
+  "operator_on_log": "Lu, Pope, Moernaut, Bookman, Waldmann, Agnon, Marco & Strasser (Innsbruck/Durham/Haifa/HUJI/TAU) - XRF core-scanner element counts (Ca, Ti) and magnetic susceptibility at 1-mm resolution through a single mass-flow deposit (debrite); ICDP Dead Sea Deep Drilling Project (DSDDP), 2010-2011; FWF grant M 2817 ('a 220 kyr-long continuous earthquake record')",
+  "source_database": "PANGAEA, dataset doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.938390 ('Ca, Ti, MS of ICDP core 5017-1, Debrite (Fig. 2u)'), in bundle doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.938454; supplement to Lu et al. 2022, EPSL 594, 117723 (doi:10.1016/j.epsl.2022.117723); Curation Level: Enhanced curation",
+  "source_url": "https://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.938390?format=textfile",
+  "license": "Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC-BY-4.0), declared IN the file's own header. Attribution: Lu et al. / PANGAEA / ICDP / FWF M 2817",
+  "fetch_date": "2026-08-27",
+  "fetch_method": "read-only HTTPS fetch of the PANGAEA textfile export - COMPLETE dataset (228 data points per the header's own Size declaration = 76 rows x 3 parameters with depth as geocode, EXACT) in one fetch. DISCLOSURE: two larger Dead Sea candidates were examined first and left OUT under the complete-dataset rule - the seismogenic mass-failure inventory (doi 931843) is an XLSX binary outside the verbatim-textfile route, and the annually-resolved varve table (doi 944827, 2,648 points) is too large to transcribe verbatim with confidence through this environment",
+  "coverage": "COMPLETE DATASET: 76 measurements at UNIFORM 1-mm spacing, 172.055-172.130 m sediment depth - Ca 6,346-20,120 cps, Ti 16-225 cps, magnetic susceptibility -9 to +25 x10^-6 SI - a full anatomical scan of one earthquake-related sediment-density-flow deposit in the hypersaline lake record",
+  "curves": [
+    "Depth sed [m] 172.055-172.130 (GEOCODE; all 75 steps exactly 0.001 m - the catalogue's finest depth resolution)",
+    "Ca [cps] (XRF core scanner; authigenic aragonite proxy)",
+    "Ti [cps] (XRF core scanner; detrital-input proxy)",
+    "MAGS [10^-6 SI] (magnetic susceptibility; NEGATIVE = diamagnetic evaporite matrix)"
+  ],
+  "source_anomaly_disclosure": "No internal inconsistencies detected - the archive's numbers close cleanly; noted for the record: this dataset is the archive's own figure-support excerpt (its title carries 'Fig. 2u'), a complete dataset in its own right with its own DOI and Size declaration, scoped by the source to one debrite; MS values are stored at integer resolution with three trailing zeros",
+  "purpose": "thirty-eighth catalogue entry - the DEAD SEA BASIN joins as region TWENTY-SIX (the catalogue's first lake borehole, first on-land-below-sea-level site, first hypersaline system, and first plate-boundary transform record - drilled for PALEOSEISMOLOGY: a 220-kyr earthquake archive, the natural-hazard companion to the catalogue's laboratory friction and slow-slip entries) and XRF core scanning + MS profiling is kind TWENTY-SEVEN at the catalogue's finest resolution (1 mm); the debrite's anatomy is re-derived by the gate on every run: a DIAMAGNETIC evaporite matrix (33 of 76 rows below zero, floor -9e-6 SI - aragonite and halite repelling the field), ONE positive detrital excursion (peak +25) whose MS >= 10 band carries 1.99x the mean Ti of the diamagnetic intervals (detrital magnetite and clay riding in the flow), and the aragonite cap at the very top of the scan holding the highest Ca count (20,120 cps)",
+  "verified": "76 rows / 228 counted cells against the header's own Size declaration (EXACT); uniform 1-mm grid on all 75 increments; MS range [-9, +25] with 33 diamagnetic rows; detrital coupling pinned (mean Ti in the MS>=10 band / mean Ti in the MS<=0 band = 1.99); Ca maximum at the first row; gate-pinned; source URL serves the identical dataset"
+}

gea/catalog/dead_sea_5017_debrite_xrf_ms.txt

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+/* DATA DESCRIPTION:
+Citation:	Lu, Yin; Pope, Ed; Moernaut, Jasper; Bookman, Revital; Waldmann, Nicolas D; Agnon, Amotz; Marco, Shmuel; Strasser, Michael (2021): Ca,Ti, MS (magnetic susceptibility) of ICDP core 5017-1, Debrite (Fig. 2u) [dataset]. PANGAEA, https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.938390, 
+	In: Lu, Y et al. (2021): Features of sediment density flow deposits in the Dead Sea center (ICDP Core 5017-1) over the last 220 kyr [dataset bundled publication]. PANGAEA, https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.938454
+Related to:	Lu, Yin; Pope, Ed; Moernaut, Jasper; Bookman, Revital; Waldmann, Nicolas D; Agnon, Amotz; Marco, Shmuel; Strasser, Michael (2022): Stratigraphic record reveals contrasting roles of overflows and underflows over glacial cycles in a hypersaline lake (Dead Sea). Earth and Planetary Science Letters, 594, 117723, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.epsl.2022.117723
+Project(s):	International Continental Scientific Drilling Program (ICDP)
+Funding:	Austrian Science Fund (FWF) (URI: https://www.fwf.ac.at/), grant/award no. M 2817: In situ and secondary seismogenic sedimentary effects based Dead Sea paleoseismology: Developing a 220 kyr-long continuous earthquake record
+Coverage:	LATITUDE: 31.508056 * LONGITUDE: 35.471111
+	MINIMUM DEPTH, sediment/rock: 172.055 m * MAXIMUM DEPTH, sediment/rock: 172.130 m
+Event(s):	ICDP5017-1 * LATITUDE: 31.508056 * LONGITUDE: 35.471111 * LOCATION: Dead Sea * COMMENT: 300 m below Dead Sea level
+Parameter(s):	DEPTH, sediment/rock [m] (Depth sed) * GEOCODE * PI: Lu, Yin (https://orcid.org/0000-0002-9568-7428, yin.lu@uibk.ac.at, https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Yin-Lu-6)
+	Calcium [cps] (Ca) * PI: Lu, Yin (https://orcid.org/0000-0002-9568-7428, yin.lu@uibk.ac.at, https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Yin-Lu-6)
+	Titanium [cps] (Ti) * PI: Lu, Yin (https://orcid.org/0000-0002-9568-7428, yin.lu@uibk.ac.at, https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Yin-Lu-6)
+	Magnetic susceptibility [10**-6 SI] (MAGS) * PI: Lu, Yin (https://orcid.org/0000-0002-9568-7428, yin.lu@uibk.ac.at, https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Yin-Lu-6)
+License:	Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC-BY-4.0) (URI: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)
+Status:	Curation Level: Enhanced curation (URI: https://wiki.pangaea.de/wiki/Curation_levels)
+Size:	228 data points
+*/
+Depth sed [m]	Ca [cps]	Ti [cps]	MAGS [10**-6 SI]
+172.055	20120	56	5.000
+172.056	13249	225	4.000
+172.057	12474	185	2.000
+172.058	15527	77	0.000
+172.059	16764	26	-2.000
+172.060	18496	21	-3.000
+172.061	16976	42	-2.000
+172.062	14447	89	-1.000
+172.063	13295	125	1.000
+172.064	13554	122	2.000
+172.065	11139	56	1.000
+172.066	10533	71	1.000
+172.067	8904	75	3.000
+172.068	10159	53	4.000
+172.069	10384	96	7.000
+172.070	10824	101	10.000
+172.071	11556	129	13.000
+172.072	13894	152	18.000
+172.073	14141	175	19.000
+172.074	12825	200	23.000
+172.075	11372	129	24.000
+172.076	14012	155	25.000
+172.077	12899	165	25.000
+172.078	11453	135	23.000
+172.079	13114	135	20.000
+172.080	13045	149	14.000
+172.081	10188	85	7.000
+172.082	9881	132	3.000
+172.083	8392	47	1.000
+172.084	7325	53	0.000
+172.085	7461	57	2.000
+172.086	9201	153	1.000
+172.087	8007	108	0.000
+172.088	8135	103	0.000
+172.089	7490	70	-2.000
+172.090	8076	73	-3.000
+172.091	8373	72	-5.000
+172.092	8271	108	-5.000
+172.093	8669	61	-6.000
+172.094	8285	55	-7.000
+172.095	8510	70	-7.000
+172.096	9684	73	-7.000
+172.097	10431	104	-9.000
+172.098	10050	150	-7.000
+172.099	9190	56	-8.000
+172.100	8759	63	-7.000
+172.101	9529	88	-9.000
+172.102	11292	61	-8.000
+172.103	12271	77	-8.000
+172.104	10836	86	-7.000
+172.105	10955	70	-8.000
+172.106	8709	54	-8.000
+172.107	8564	109	-9.000
+172.108	9487	120	-9.000
+172.109	9895	73	-9.000
+172.110	9852	72	-9.000
+172.111	6854	95	-9.000
+172.112	9464	78	-9.000
+172.113	9772	122	-7.000
+172.114	6346	41	-7.000
+172.115	6982	42	-5.000
+172.116	6745	40	-2.000
+172.117	6553	44	-1.000
+172.118	9306	33	1.000
+172.119	9712	16	2.000
+172.120	9801	70	2.000
+172.121	10498	48	4.000
+172.122	9775	152	4.000
+172.123	15569	72	5.000
+172.124	12254	131	6.000
+172.125	13751	117	7.000
+172.126	12605	85	8.000
+172.127	14653	90	8.000
+172.128	18373	52	9.000
+172.129	13900	63	7.000
+172.130	13597	68	6.000

gea/catalog/dsdp_504b_physical_properties.provenance.json

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+{
+  "entry": "dsdp_504b_physical_properties",
+  "kind": "REAL_PHYSICAL_PROPERTIES_COMPLETE",
+  "well": "DSDP Hole 69-504B (Costa Rica Rift flank; 1.2272 N, -83.7302 E; seafloor -3,460 m) - SITE 504B, the same hole as entry 18's borehole fluids: the deepest hole in oceanic crust, here at its BIRTH (Leg 69 drilled the first 489 m in 1979)",
+  "operator_on_log": "DSDP Leg 69, GLOMAR CHALLENGER (1979) - the catalogue's first Glomar Challenger data; shipboard density-porosity measurements on recovered basalt core; dataset Cann, White & Langseth via the DSDP/NGDC archive",
+  "source_database": "PANGAEA, dataset doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.221630 ('Physical properties of Hole 69-504B'); from the DSDP CD-ROM archive (NGDC/NOAA 1989); related to Init. Repts. DSDP 69 (doi:10.2973/dsdp.proc.69.1983)",
+  "source_url": "https://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.221630?format=textfile",
+  "license": "Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported (CC-BY-3.0), declared IN the file's own header. Attribution: Cann, White & Langseth / PANGAEA / DSDP-NGDC",
+  "fetch_date": "2026-08-25",
+  "fetch_method": "read-only HTTPS fetch of the PANGAEA textfile export (text/tab-separated-values) - COMPLETE dataset (366 data points = 61 samples x 6 parameters) in one fetch",
+  "coverage": "COMPLETE DATASET: 61 basalt core samples, 281.12 -> 484.06 mbsf (the upper pillow-basalt section of 504B as first drilled): water content, POROSITY (2.66-11.39 vol%), wet-bulk density (2.73-2.95 g/cm3), grain density (2.94-3.03 g/cm3), with per-sample DSDP core labels.",
+  "curves": [
+    "Depth sed [m] (index)",
+    "Water wm [%]",
+    "Poros [% vol]",
+    "WBD wet-bulk density [g/cm3]",
+    "Density grain [g/cm3]",
+    "Top [mbsf] section datum",
+    "Sample label (verbatim, quality)"
+  ],
+  "science_disclosure": "THE SELF-AUDITING DATASET: porosity, grain density and bulk density are linked by the identity WBD = phi*rho_w + (1-phi)*rho_grain. The file carries all three, so the gate verifies the dataset against its own physics on all 61 rows (mean absolute closure ~0.01 g/cm3 at seawater rho_w = 1.025) - a 1979 laboratory's internal consistency, re-audited on every gate run. The porosity-depth structure (fresh massive units at ~2.7% vs altered/brecciated horizons at 10-11%) is the young-crust alteration story in numbers.",
+  "purpose": "twenty-second catalogue entry - FIFTEENTH kind (physical properties: porosity/density family) and the catalogue's FIRST DSDP-ERA entry (Glomar Challenger, 1979 - scientific ocean drilling's founding vessel). Hole 504B becomes the catalogue's third multi-dataset family (entry 18 fluids at >160C ambient + entry 22 physical properties of the same rock those fluids react with).",
+  "verified": "61 samples; depth/porosity/density endpoints and extremes; the WBD identity closure computed live across all rows; per-sample labels; in-file license/coordinates to meta; gate-pinned; source URL serves the identical dataset"
+}

gea/catalog/dsdp_504b_physical_properties.txt

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+/* DATA DESCRIPTION:
+Citation:	Cann, Joe R; White, S M; Langseth, Marcus G (2004): Physical properties of Hole 69-504B [dataset]. PANGAEA, https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.221630
+Related to:	DSDP (1989): Data from the Deep Sea Drilling Project. Sediment, hard rock and reference files. National Geophysical Data Center, National Environmental Satellite, Data and Information Service, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, U.S. Department of Commerce, 1, CD-ROM
+	Wilkens, Roy H; Schrader, Ed L; Sancetta, Constance A; Noack, Y; Mottl, Michael J; Moorby, S A; Migdisov, Areg A; Levi, Shaul; Laverne, Christine; Karato, Shun-ichiro; Jones, S C; Hubberten, Hans-Wolfgang; Furuta, Toshio; Borella, Peter E; Bender, Michael L; Beiersdorf, Helmut; Becker, Keir; Barrett, T J; Adamson, Andrew C; von Herzen, Richard P; Honnorez, Jose J; Zoback, Mark D; Ponomarev, Vladmir N; Pertsev, Nikolay N; Nekhoroshkov, Vladislav L; Natland, James H; Lawrence, James R; Anderson, Roger N; Cann, Joe R; White, S M; Langseth, Marcus G (1983): Initial Reports of the Deep Sea Drilling Project. U. S. Government Printing Office, Washington, LXIX, 864 pp, https://doi.org/10.2973/dsdp.proc.69.1983
+Further details:	Density-porosity data - background and methods. hdl:10013/epic.32345.d001
+Project(s):	Deep Sea Drilling Project (DSDP) (URI: https://www.deepseadrilling.org/)
+Coverage:	LATITUDE: 1.227200 * LONGITUDE: -83.730200
+	DATE/TIME START: 1979-10-07T00:00:00 * DATE/TIME END: 1979-10-07T00:00:00
+	MINIMUM DEPTH, sediment/rock: 281.12 m * MAXIMUM DEPTH, sediment/rock: 484.06 m
+Event(s):	69-504B * LATITUDE: 1.227200 * LONGITUDE: -83.730200 * DATE/TIME: 1979-10-07T00:00:00 * ELEVATION: -3460.0 m * PENETRATION: 489 m * RECOVERY: 262 m * CAMPAIGN: Leg69 * BASIS: Glomar Challenger (URI: https://www-odp.tamu.edu:443/glomar.html) * METHOD/DEVICE: Drilling/drill rig (DRILL)
+Parameter(s):	DEPTH, sediment/rock [m] (Depth sed) * GEOCODE
+	Sample code/label (Sample label) * METHOD/DEVICE: DSDP/ODP/IODP sample designation (URI: hdl:10013/epic.27914.d001)
+	Section Top in meters below surface [mbsf] (Top)
+	Water content, wet mass [%] (Water wm)
+	Porosity [% vol] (Poros)
+	Density, wet bulk [g/cm**3] (WBD)
+	Density, grain [g/cm**3] (Density grain)
+License:	Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported (CC-BY-3.0) (URI: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/)
+Size:	366 data points
+*/
+Depth sed [m]	Sample label	Top [mbsf]	Water wm [%]	Poros [% vol]	WBD [g/cm**3]	Density grain [g/cm**3]
+281.12	69-504B-4-1,112	280.00	3.73	10.30	2.76	2.96
+282.53	69-504B-4-2,103	280.00	0.93	2.71	2.91	2.96
+284.24	69-504B-4-3,124	280.00	2.71	7.66	2.83	2.98
+284.93	69-504B-4-4,43	280.00	2.49	7.11	2.85	3.00
+287.26	69-504B-4-5,126	280.00	1.71	4.92	2.88	2.98
+290.08	69-504B-5-1,58	289.50	2.26	6.54	2.90	3.03
+291.42	69-504B-5-2,42	289.50	1.69	4.86	2.88	2.98
+299.05	69-504B-6-1,55	298.50	2.48	6.97	2.81	2.95
+300.41	69-504B-6-2,41	298.50	2.07	5.97	2.88	3.00
+307.84	69-504B-7-1,34	307.50	1.50	4.32	2.88	2.96
+310.00	69-504B-7-2,100	307.50	0.91	2.66	2.91	2.97
+311.78	69-504B-7-3,128	307.50	1.50	4.35	2.90	2.99
+312.36	69-504B-7-4,36	307.50	1.43	4.15	2.90	2.98
+313.53	69-504B-7-5,3	307.50	1.12	3.25	2.91	2.98
+317.14	69-504B-8-1,64	316.50	1.46	4.25	2.92	3.00
+318.87	69-504B-8-2,87	316.50	1.77	5.14	2.91	3.01
+320.23	69-504B-8-3,73	316.50	2.54	7.21	2.84	2.98
+321.59	69-504B-8-4,59	316.50	2.35	6.75	2.87	3.01
+326.02	69-504B-9-1,52	325.50	1.17	3.37	2.89	2.96
+327.74	69-504B-9-2,74	325.50	2.14	6.16	2.87	2.99
+336.12	69-504B-10-2,12	334.50	2.43	6.90	2.85	2.98
+343.70	69-504B-11-1,20	343.50	1.45	4.25	2.92	3.01
+345.77	69-504B-11-2,77	343.50	2.02	5.78	2.87	2.98
+346.78	69-504B-11-3,28	343.50	2.24	6.37	2.85	2.97
+353.01	69-504B-12-1,51	352.50	3.23	9.07	2.81	2.99
+355.08	69-504B-12-2,108	352.50	1.20	3.54	2.94	3.01
+362.91	69-504B-13-1,141	361.50	2.51	7.14	2.84	2.98
+364.00	69-504B-13-2,100	361.50	2.17	6.18	2.85	2.97
+365.22	69-504B-13-3,72	361.50	1.98	5.71	2.88	2.99
+366.16	69-504B-13-4,16	361.50	2.30	6.57	2.86	2.99
+370.90	69-504B-14-1,40	370.50	3.12	8.75	2.81	2.98
+376.78	69-504B-15-2,28	375.00	1.85	5.34	2.88	2.99
+379.39	69-504B-15-3,139	375.00	1.53	4.46	2.91	3.00
+380.81	69-504B-15-4,131	375.00	1.17	3.45	2.94	3.01
+381.53	69-504B-15-5,53	375.00	2.96	8.36	2.83	3.00
+384.21	69-504B-16-1,21	384.00	2.26	6.49	2.87	3.00
+385.57	69-504B-16-2,7	384.00	2.25	6.40	2.85	2.98
+387.67	69-504B-16-3,67	384.00	1.58	4.60	2.92	3.01
+388.35	69-504B-16-3,135	384.00	1.55	4.49	2.90	2.99
+389.54	69-504B-16-4,104	384.00	2.07	5.91	2.86	2.98
+393.97	69-504B-17-1,97	393.00	1.37	3.97	2.91	2.99
+395.55	69-504B-17-2,105	393.00	2.07	5.96	2.89	3.01
+398.72	69-504B-18-1,72	398.00	4.18	11.39	2.73	2.95
+404.04	69-504B-19-1,104	403.00	1.86	5.28	2.84	2.94
+405.39	69-504B-19-2,89	403.00	1.39	4.09	2.95	3.03
+413.17	69-504B-20-1,117	412.00	1.66	4.78	2.88	2.98
+422.39	69-504B-21-1,139	421.00	2.37	6.75	2.85	2.98
+423.10	69-504B-21-2,60	421.00	2.19	6.25	2.85	2.97
+425.24	69-504B-21-3,124	421.00	1.52	4.39	2.90	2.99
+426.87	69-504B-21-4,137	421.00	2.16	6.16	2.86	2.98
+430.63	69-504B-22-1,63	430.00	1.91	5.48	2.87	2.98
+439.91	69-504B-23-1,91	439.00	1.39	4.06	2.93	3.01
+449.03	69-504B-24-1,103	448.00	2.01	5.75	2.86	2.97
+450.15	69-504B-24-2,65	448.00	1.76	5.10	2.90	3.00
+451.78	69-504B-24-3,78	448.00	1.13	3.32	2.94	3.01
+459.34	69-504B-25-2,84	457.00	1.88	5.42	2.88	2.99
+467.10	69-504B-27-1,110	466.00	1.71	4.93	2.88	2.98
+475.96	69-504B-28-1,96	475.00	1.74	5.02	2.89	2.99
+478.57	69-504B-28-3,57	475.00	1.30	3.81	2.92	3.00
+480.74	69-504B-28-4,124	475.00	1.80	5.17	2.87	2.97
+484.06	69-504B-29-1,6	484.00	3.98	10.86	2.73	2.94

gea/catalog/dsdp_504b_sound_velocity.provenance.json

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+{
+  "entry": "dsdp_504b_sound_velocity",
+  "kind": "REAL_SONIC_VELOCITY_PROFILE",
+  "well": "DSDP Hole 69-504B, Costa Rica Rift flank, Panama Basin (1.2272 N, -83.7302 E; seafloor -3,460 m) - Leg 69 (1979), Glomar Challenger; the same expedition, hole and core suite as the physical-properties entry",
+  "operator_on_log": "DSDP Leg 69 shipboard sonic measurements (Sonic digital tool per in-file method tag); dataset Cann, White & Langseth via the NGDC DSDP CD-ROM",
+  "source_database": "PANGAEA, dataset doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.229754 ('Sound velocity of Hole 69-504B'); NGDC DSDP CD-ROM (1989); related to Init. Repts. DSDP 69 (doi:10.2973/dsdp.proc.69.1983)",
+  "source_url": "https://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.229754?format=textfile",
+  "license": "Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported (CC-BY-3.0), declared IN the file's own header. Attribution: Cann/White/Langseth / PANGAEA / DSDP-NGDC",
+  "fetch_date": "2026-08-26",
+  "fetch_method": "read-only HTTPS fetch of the PANGAEA textfile export - COMPLETE dataset (189 data points = 63 rows x 3 counted parameters; depth is GEOCODE) in one fetch; DOI found by sequential-DOI probe (69-505 sibling at 229755 -> 504B at 229754, first probe)",
+  "coverage": "COMPLETE DATASET: 63 compressional-wave velocity measurements on Leg 69 basalt cores, 279.08 -> 484.04 mbsf, Vp = 5,105-6,390 m/s, every row instrument-tagged '-/-/F'. Same 1979 core suite as the physical-properties dataset (PANGAEA.221630, catalogue entry 'dsdp_504b_physical_properties') - the two tables pair sample-by-sample.",
+  "curves": [
+    "Depth sed [m] (index)",
+    "Vp [m/s] (compressional wave, sonic digital tool)",
+    "Sample label (verbatim, quality)",
+    "Sample comment (split/orientation/instrument code)"
+  ],
+  "source_anomaly_disclosure": "The final depth 484.04 m carries TWO rows with the IDENTICAL sample label (69-504B-29-1,4) and two different velocities (5,105 and 5,136 m/s) - a repeat measurement on the same sample archived as two rows, preserved verbatim and pinned as the profile's only duplicate-depth point (0.6% repeatability spread).",
+  "purpose": "twenty-fifth catalogue entry - 504B becomes a FOUR-dataset site family (1979 sound velocity + 1979 physical properties + 1986 dike elastic moduli + 1991 borehole fluids), kind SEVENTEEN, and the catalogue's first CROSS-ENTRY SAMPLE-BY-SAMPLE JOIN: the 1979 Vp rows pair with the 1979 density rows from the same cores (many at identical cm positions: 6-1,55; 7-5,3; 8-3,73; 13-2,100), letting the gate compute a live acoustic-impedance profile Z = rho x Vp of 1979 ocean-floor basalt from two independently archived datasets",
+  "verified": "63 rows / 189 counted cells against the header Size declaration; endpoints and Vp extremes; duplicate-depth repeat pair at 484.04 m; cross-entry join against dsdp_504b_physical_properties on depth (|dz| <= 0.05 m) with live Z = rho*Vp impedance computation; gate-pinned; source URL serves the identical dataset"
+}

gea/catalog/dsdp_504b_sound_velocity.txt

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+/* DATA DESCRIPTION:
+Citation:	Cann, Joe R; White, S M; Langseth, Marcus G (2005): Sound velocity of Hole 69-504B [dataset]. PANGAEA, https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.229754
+Related to:	DSDP (1989): Data from the Deep Sea Drilling Project. Sediment, hard rock and reference files. National Geophysical Data Center, National Environmental Satellite, Data and Information Service, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, U.S. Department of Commerce, 1, CD-ROM
+	Wilkens, Roy H; Schrader, Ed L; Sancetta, Constance A; Noack, Y; Mottl, Michael J; Moorby, S A; Migdisov, Areg A; Levi, Shaul; Laverne, Christine; Karato, Shun-ichiro; Jones, S C; Hubberten, Hans-Wolfgang; Furuta, Toshio; Borella, Peter E; Bender, Michael L; Beiersdorf, Helmut; Becker, Keir; Barrett, T J; Adamson, Andrew C; von Herzen, Richard P; Honnorez, Jose J; Zoback, Mark D; Ponomarev, Vladmir N; Pertsev, Nikolay N; Nekhoroshkov, Vladislav L; Natland, James H; Lawrence, James R; Anderson, Roger N; Cann, Joe R; White, S M; Langseth, Marcus G (1983): Initial Reports of the Deep Sea Drilling Project. U. S. Government Printing Office, Washington, LXIX, 864 pp, https://doi.org/10.2973/dsdp.proc.69.1983
+Further details:	Sonic velocity - background and methods. hdl:10013/epic.32354.d001
+Project(s):	Deep Sea Drilling Project (DSDP) (URI: https://www.deepseadrilling.org/)
+Coverage:	LATITUDE: 1.227200 * LONGITUDE: -83.730200
+	DATE/TIME START: 1979-10-07T00:00:00 * DATE/TIME END: 1979-10-07T00:00:00
+	MINIMUM DEPTH, sediment/rock: 279.08 m * MAXIMUM DEPTH, sediment/rock: 484.04 m
+Event(s):	69-504B * LATITUDE: 1.227200 * LONGITUDE: -83.730200 * DATE/TIME: 1979-10-07T00:00:00 * ELEVATION: -3460.0 m * PENETRATION: 489 m * RECOVERY: 262 m * CAMPAIGN: Leg69 * BASIS: Glomar Challenger (URI: https://www-odp.tamu.edu:443/glomar.html) * METHOD/DEVICE: Drilling/drill rig (DRILL)
+Parameter(s):	DEPTH, sediment/rock [m] (Depth sed) * GEOCODE
+	Sample code/label (Sample label) * METHOD/DEVICE: DSDP/ODP/IODP sample designation (URI: hdl:10013/epic.27914.d001)
+	Velocity, compressional wave [m/s] (Vp) * METHOD/DEVICE: Sonic digital tool (SDT)
+	Sample comment (Sample comment) * COMMENT: Split code/Orientation/Instrument code
+License:	Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported (CC-BY-3.0) (URI: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/)
+Size:	189 data points
+*/
+Depth sed [m]	Sample label	Vp [m/s]	Sample comment
+279.08	69-504B-3-1,108	5541	-/-/F
+281.08	69-504B-4-1,108	6390	-/-/F
+282.51	69-504B-4-2,101	6212	-/-/F
+284.22	69-504B-4-3,122	5775	-/-/F
+284.91	69-504B-4-4,41	5556	-/-/F
+287.24	69-504B-4-5,124	5716	-/-/F
+290.07	69-504B-5-1,57	5668	-/-/F
+291.41	69-504B-5-2,41	5645	-/-/F
+299.05	69-504B-6-1,55	5670	-/-/F
+300.35	69-504B-6-2,35	5717	-/-/F
+307.83	69-504B-7-1,33	6260	-/-/F
+309.98	69-504B-7-2,98	5829	-/-/F
+311.77	69-504B-7-3,127	5768	-/-/F
+312.35	69-504B-7-4,35	6041	-/-/F
+313.53	69-504B-7-5,3	5910	-/-/F
+317.13	69-504B-8-1,63	5935	-/-/F
+318.86	69-504B-8-2,86	5767	-/-/F
+320.23	69-504B-8-3,73	5771	-/-/F
+321.58	69-504B-8-4,58	5692	-/-/F
+326.01	69-504B-9-1,51	6044	-/-/F
+327.73	69-504B-9-2,73	5616	-/-/F
+336.11	69-504B-10-2,11	5595	-/-/F
+343.69	69-504B-11-1,19	6037	-/-/F
+345.76	69-504B-11-2,76	5895	-/-/F
+346.77	69-504B-11-3,27	5860	-/-/F
+353.00	69-504B-12-1,50	5666	-/-/F
+355.07	69-504B-12-2,107	6012	-/-/F
+362.90	69-504B-13-1,140	5429	-/-/F
+364.00	69-504B-13-2,100	5669	-/-/F
+365.21	69-504B-13-3,71	5728	-/-/F
+366.15	69-504B-13-4,15	5662	-/-/F
+370.89	69-504B-14-1,39	5555	-/-/F
+376.76	69-504B-15-2,26	5797	-/-/F
+379.38	69-504B-15-3,138	5793	-/-/F
+380.79	69-504B-15-4,129	6220	-/-/F
+381.52	69-504B-15-5,52	5378	-/-/F
+384.20	69-504B-16-1,20	5570	-/-/F
+385.56	69-504B-16-2,6	5321	-/-/F
+387.66	69-504B-16-3,66	5888	-/-/F
+388.34	69-504B-16-3,134	5880	-/-/F
+389.55	69-504B-16-4,105	5884	-/-/F
+393.96	69-504B-17-1,96	5980	-/-/F
+395.54	69-504B-17-2,104	5866	-/-/F
+398.71	69-504B-18-1,71	5114	-/-/F
+404.01	69-504B-19-1,101	5859	-/-/F
+405.36	69-504B-19-2,86	6270	-/-/F
+413.09	69-504B-20-1,109	5584	-/-/F
+422.37	69-504B-21-1,137	5546	-/-/F
+423.09	69-504B-21-2,59	5671	-/-/F
+425.23	69-504B-21-3,123	5738	-/-/F
+426.86	69-504B-21-4,136	5829	-/-/F
+430.62	69-504B-22-1,62	5944	-/-/F
+439.88	69-504B-23-1,88	6185	-/-/F
+449.00	69-504B-24-1,100	5667	-/-/F
+450.12	69-504B-24-2,62	5875	-/-/F
+451.76	69-504B-24-3,76	6000	-/-/F
+459.33	69-504B-25-2,83	5727	-/-/F
+467.09	69-504B-27-1,109	5748	-/-/F
+475.95	69-504B-28-1,95	5841	-/-/F
+478.56	69-504B-28-3,56	5815	-/-/F
+480.73	69-504B-28-4,123	5600	-/-/F
+484.04	69-504B-29-1,4	5105	-/-/F
+484.04	69-504B-29-1,4	5136	-/-/F

gea/catalog/elgygytgyn_5011_turbidites.provenance.json

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+{
+  "entry": "elgygytgyn_5011_turbidites",
+  "kind": "REAL_EVENT_DEPOSIT_INVENTORY",
+  "well": "ICDP site 5011-1 - LAKE EL'GYGYTGYN, Chukotka, NE Arctic Russia (67.4997 N, 172.1039 E; lake water depth 169.5 m), a 3.6-Myr-old METEORITE IMPACT CRATER lake 100 km north of the Arctic Circle holding the longest continuous terrestrial climate record of the Arctic; ICDP El'gygytgyn Drilling Project (2009, drilled from lake ice - BASIS 'Sampling on land'), composite profile to 313.3 m",
+  "operator_on_log": "Brigham-Grette, Melles, Minyuk, Andreev, Tarasov, DeConto, Koenig, Nowaczyk, Wennrich, Rosen, Haltia-Hovi, Cook, Gebhardt, Meyer-Jacob, Snyder & Herzschuh - the complete turbidite (mass-flow event deposit) inventory of the composite profile, the intervals excised to isolate the pelagic climate signal of the Science 2013 record",
+  "source_database": "PANGAEA, dataset doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.808833 ('Turbidites in composite profile of ICDP site 5011-1 in Lake Elgygytgyn, NE Russia'); supplement to Brigham-Grette et al. 2013, Science 340, 1421-1427 (doi:10.1126/science.1233137)",
+  "source_url": "https://doi.pangaea.de/10.1594/PANGAEA.808833?format=textfile",
+  "license": "Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported (CC-BY-3.0), declared IN the file's own header. Attribution: Brigham-Grette et al. / PANGAEA / ICDP",
+  "fetch_date": "2026-08-27",
+  "fetch_method": "read-only HTTPS fetch of the PANGAEA textfile export - COMPLETE dataset (360 data points per the header's own Size declaration = 180 intervals x 2 depth bounds, EXACT) in one fetch",
+  "coverage": "COMPLETE DATASET: all 180 turbidite intervals identified in the composite profile, 7.504-313.326 m - thicknesses 0.021 m to the 3.344-m monster at 85.187 m; 36.717 m of event deposits in total (12.0% of the 305.8-m span); 113 events above 143.5 m (Pleistocene) versus 67 below - the stepped-cooling instability signal in event-count form",
+  "curves": [
+    "Depth top [m] 7.504-313.326 (serves as the stream index - the file declares NO geocode; both columns are parameters)",
+    "Depth bot [m] (each interval's base)",
+    "no other channels - the dataset IS the event inventory"
+  ],
+  "source_anomaly_disclosure": "No internal inconsistencies detected - the inventory closes against its own geometry: every one of the 180 intervals has positive thickness and every one of the 179 successive gaps is non-negative (perfectly ordered, non-overlapping; the tightest separation is 4 mm at 298.724/298.728 m); noted verbatim: the event LOCATION field spells 'Sibiria', and the longest turbidite-free reach is 24.807 m (222.694-247.501 m) in the Pliocene section",
+  "purpose": "FORTIETH catalogue entry - THE MILESTONE REACHES THE ARCTIC BY LAND: entry 30 reached the North Pole by icebreaker (ACEX); entry 40 reaches 3.6 million years of Arctic climate through lake ice above a METEORITE CRATER - CHUKOTKA / EL'GYGYTGYN joins as region TWENTY-EIGHT (the catalogue's first impact-crater lake, first Russian site, first drilled-from-ice platform, pairing the Chicxulub impact entry AND the Dead Sea lake entry) and the event-deposit inventory is kind TWENTY-NINE: not a scan of one event (the Dead Sea debrite) but the COMPLETE CATALOGUE of every mass-flow a basin recorded - the exact intervals the Science authors excised so the Pliocene-warmth signal could be read clean; and a milestone coincidence carried for the record: this lake's inventory contains an interval at 172.052-172.131 m, numerically the same window the Dead Sea debrite scan occupies in ITS core",
+  "verified": "180 intervals / 360 counted cells against the header's own Size declaration (EXACT); all thicknesses positive (0.021-3.344 m, maximum at 85.187 m); all 179 gaps non-negative (strict non-overlapping depth order, minimum 0.004 m); total event thickness 36.717 m = 12.0% of the 305.822-m span; 113/67 Pleistocene/Pliocene event split; largest turbidite-free reach 24.807 m; gate-pinned; source URL serves the identical dataset"
+}