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It contains radiocarbon dates of recovered penguin tissues and the estimated age of ornithogenic soils by depth. It also contains measurements of carbon (\u03b413C) and nitrogen (\u03b415N) stable isotope values of Pygoscelis spp. penguins eggshell membrane and feather samples and Antarctic fur seal (Arctocephalus gazella) hair sample recovered from these ornithogenic soils. Accelerator Mass Spectrometry (AMS) was used to obtain radiocarbon dates at the Woods Hole National Ocean Sciences Accelerator Mass Spectrometry (NOSAMS) facility. Radiocarbon Dates were corrected for the marine carbon reservoir effect and calibrated to calendar years before present (cal years BP) using a \u0394R of 750\u2009\u00b1\u200950 years and the MARINE13 calibration curve in Calib 7.04. The rbacon package ver. 2.3.9.1 in R was used to estimate age at depth of each soil level expressed as years relative to the common era (CE). 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2026-10-20 | SCAMBOS, Ted |
RAPID: Instrumentation, Calibration, and Field Work Planning for an Expedition to Antarctica's Lowest Temperature Site |
Document describing planned station and deployment | ["POLYGON((59.44 -81.83,59.442 -81.83,59.443999999999996 -81.83,59.446 -81.83,59.448 -81.83,59.45 -81.83,59.452 -81.83,59.454 -81.83,59.456 -81.83,59.458 -81.83,59.46 -81.83,59.46 -81.832,59.46 -81.834,59.46 -81.836,59.46 -81.838,59.46 -81.84,59.46 -81.842,59.46 -81.844,59.46 -81.84599999999999,59.46 -81.848,59.46 -81.85,59.458 -81.85,59.456 -81.85,59.454 -81.85,59.452 -81.85,59.45 -81.85,59.448 -81.85,59.446 -81.85,59.443999999999996 -81.85,59.442 -81.85,59.44 -81.85,59.44 -81.848,59.44 -81.84599999999999,59.44 -81.844,59.44 -81.842,59.44 -81.84,59.44 -81.838,59.44 -81.836,59.44 -81.834,59.44 -81.832,59.44 -81.83))"] | ["POINT(59.45 -81.84)"] | false | false |
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Calibration files, methanol bath, thermistor cables A and B
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2433668 |
2026-10-20 | SCAMBOS, Ted |
RAPID: Instrumentation, Calibration, and Field Work Planning for an Expedition to Antarctica's Lowest Temperature Site |
Calibration of PRT thermistors using a stirred methanol bath, temp range -80C to -35C. Cooling and Warming refer to recorded temperatures during chilling and with chilling turned off (but circulation still on). | [] | [] | false | false |
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Summary table of conditions tested, replicates of each condition, as well as the number of tracks and frames analyzed for the horizontal flume experiments.
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1840949 |
2026-06-09 | Fields, David |
Collaborative Research: Individual Based Approaches to Understanding Krill Distributions and Aggregations |
A flume similar to that used in Weissburg et al. (2019) was utilized to examine krill swimming behavior in the presence of Guano and Guano+CHL at several different flow speeds. The flume itself was constructed of stainless steel and plexiglass. Water entered the flume upwelling section by two 5 cm bulkhead fittings, with a downward angled deflector to remove large amplitude fluid motion, and 2.5 mm hexagonal cell fiberglass baffling further conditioned the flow. A stainless-steel contraction section provided a smooth narrowing to a final width of 25 cm in the working section (35 x 25 cm), with an additional 25 cm exit section terminating in a tail gate with a 3-inch bulkhead through with the water flowed into a sump. The upstream and downstream end of the working section was fitted with a stainless-steel mesh (5 mm mesh size), to prevent krill from leaving the working section of the flume. The sump (a 210 L clean hdpe barrel) contained a 1 hp Tsurumi pump that returned water to the upwelling section via 5 cm pvc hose. A ball valve on the pump’s output regulated flow velocity. <br/> <br/>Each trial was run with 6 – 8 krill for 5 minutes with a water depth of 18 cm in dim light equivalent [NH1] to light at 40 m depth (See Light Measurements). Three chemical conditions were tested: 3 µg CHL L-1 (Ambient), [NH2] 0.1 ug guano L-1 (Guano) or 3 µg CHL L-1 and 0.1 µg guano L-1 (CHL+Guano). The ambient CHL at Palmer Station varied from 0 – 3.2 µg L-1 from October – December 2022 as measured hourly by a fluorometer in the water wall system of the aquarium. For our Ambient treatment trials, we used the upper end of this range as it induced noticeable feeding behavior in the krill within the aquarium tanks. Behavior trials were conducted at 3 and 5.9 cm s-1 for each level of chemical stimulus treatment. Trials were recorded on 2 perpendicularly mounted cameras (FLIR Flea USB3, Canada) at 30 fps. <br/> <br/>Flow rate at different valve settings was measured at least once per day by tracking a small amount of neutrally buoyant dye that was injected gently at the beginning of the working section of the flume, using ImageJ. Dye was injected at mid depth and multiple positions (always at least 2 cm away from the wall). Three to five replicate velocity measurements were taken for flow calibration to compute mean treatment speeds (at least 4 replicate flow calibration trials for each velocity condition). The standard deviations between flow measurements were less than 10% of the calculated mean speed across all conditions. | [] | [] | false | false |
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40Ar-atm and δ18O data for Allan Hills ice cores ALHIC 2301, ALHIC 2302, ALHIC 2201
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2019719 |
2026-04-02 | Higgins, John; Hishamunda, Valens; Kirkpatrick, Liam; Steig, Eric J. |
Center for Oldest Ice Exploration |
Dataset that includes 40 Ar atm and δ18O data from Allan Hills ice cores ALHIC2301, ALHIC2302, and ALHIC2201. 40Ar atm dating method is based on the deficit of radiogenic 40 Ar in ancient ice sample compared to the modern atmosphere as a standard (Bender et al., 2008). The argon isotope ratios (δ40Ar/36Ar, δ40Ar/38Ar and δ38Ar/36Ar ) were analysed using the MAT253plus with Dual Inlet systems. The δ40Ar/38Ar was corrected from gravitational settling or fractionation occuring in the firn using δ38Ar/36Ar to get the 40Ar atm. The amount of 40Ar atm divided by the degassing rate of radiogenic 40Ar into atmosphere gives the Argon age of the sample. The δ40Ar/38Ar was corrected from gravitational settling /fractionation occuring in the firn using δ38Ar/36Ar to get the 40Ar atm. The amount of 40Ar atm divided by the degassing rate of radiogenic 40Ar into atmosphere gives the Argon age of the sample. All δ18Ο data were analyzed using either a Picarro L2130-i or a L2140-i cavity-ring-down laser spectrometer, calibrated to the VSMOW-SLAP scale using references waters previously calibration to the VSMOW and SLAP international standards. Precision and accuracy (one standard deviation), based on independent analysis of a quality-control reference water, is <0.1‰. | [] | [] | false | false |
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Vertical ocean profiles collected by a Conductivity-Temperature-Depth (CTD) package in the Amundsen Sea
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0838975 |
2026-01-14 | Stammerjohn, Sharon |
Collaborative research aboard RVIB Nathaniel B Palmer and IB Oden: ASPIRE (Amundsen Sea Polynya International Research Expedition) |
This dataset includes 122 CTD vertical profiles acquired during NBP1005 in the Amundsen Sea (02 Dec 2010 to 14 Jan, 2011) using both the ship’s ‘CTD’ (N=87) and a Trace Metal Clean (‘TMC’) CTD (N=35) package. There is an ascii file for each downcast (N=122) and bottle cast (N=80, i.e., not all casts tripped bottles), along with a README file that gives details on the file structure, instrument package, sensors, and post-cruise sensor calibrations/corrections. | ["POLYGON((-119 -70.5,-118 -70.5,-117 -70.5,-116 -70.5,-115 -70.5,-114 -70.5,-113 -70.5,-112 -70.5,-111 -70.5,-110 -70.5,-109 -70.5,-109 -70.9,-109 -71.3,-109 -71.7,-109 -72.1,-109 -72.5,-109 -72.9,-109 -73.3,-109 -73.7,-109 -74.1,-109 -74.5,-110 -74.5,-111 -74.5,-112 -74.5,-113 -74.5,-114 -74.5,-115 -74.5,-116 -74.5,-117 -74.5,-118 -74.5,-119 -74.5,-119 -74.1,-119 -73.7,-119 -73.3,-119 -72.9,-119 -72.5,-119 -72.1,-119 -71.7,-119 -71.3,-119 -70.9,-119 -70.5))"] | ["POINT(-114 -72.5)"] | false | false |
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Ar/Ar data for samples collected during the 2018-2019 Mt. Waesche field season.
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1745015 |
2025-08-25 | Zimmerer, Matthew; Dunbar, Nelia; McIntosh, William C; Iverson, Nels; Burril, C. |
Collaborative Research: Constraining West Antarctic Ice Sheet elevation during the last interglacial |
This dataset includes data for the Ar/Ar analyses of samples collected during the 2018-2019 field season at Mt. Waesche. All analyses were conducted in the New Mexico Geochronology Research Laboratory at the New Mexico Bureau of Geology and Mineral Resources. Samples dated are from lava flows and eruptive centers on the southern flank of the volcano. Material dated includes groundmass concentrate, anorthoclase, and plagioclase. A total of 133 ages, ranging from 94.6 ± 12.1 to 425.9 ± 4.8 ka, were generated as part of the project. This data set includes raw isotope values, corrected isotope values (for blank and baseline measurements, decay, and detector intercalibration), calculated ratios, standards and reference gases values, and monitor information. Additional information related to age calculations, sample preparation, irradiation, instrumentation, and analytical parameters is also provided. | ["POLYGON((-127.10701 -77.161919,-127.0824042 -77.161919,-127.0577984 -77.161919,-127.0331926 -77.161919,-127.0085868 -77.161919,-126.983981 -77.161919,-126.9593752 -77.161919,-126.9347694 -77.161919,-126.9101636 -77.161919,-126.8855578 -77.161919,-126.860952 -77.161919,-126.860952 -77.1703043,-126.860952 -77.1786896,-126.860952 -77.1870749,-126.860952 -77.1954602,-126.860952 -77.2038455,-126.860952 -77.2122308,-126.860952 -77.2206161,-126.860952 -77.2290014,-126.860952 -77.2373867,-126.860952 -77.245772,-126.8855578 -77.245772,-126.9101636 -77.245772,-126.9347694 -77.245772,-126.9593752 -77.245772,-126.983981 -77.245772,-127.0085868 -77.245772,-127.0331926 -77.245772,-127.0577984 -77.245772,-127.0824042 -77.245772,-127.10701 -77.245772,-127.10701 -77.2373867,-127.10701 -77.2290014,-127.10701 -77.2206161,-127.10701 -77.2122308,-127.10701 -77.2038455,-127.10701 -77.1954602,-127.10701 -77.1870749,-127.10701 -77.1786896,-127.10701 -77.1703043,-127.10701 -77.161919))"] | ["POINT(-126.983981 -77.2038455)"] | false | false |
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Population morphometrics of the Southern Ocean diatom Fragilariopsis kerguelensis related to Sea Surface Temperature
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1939139 |
2024-06-27 | Ruggiero, Joseph |
Collaborative Research: Testing the Linchpin of WAIS Collapse with Diatoms and IRD in Pleistocene and Late Pliocene Strata of the Resolution Drift, Amundsen Sea, Antarctica |
This dataset contains physical measurements of specimens of the Southern Ocean diatom Fragilariopsis kerguelensis. We used the image segmentation software SHERPA (Kloster et al., 2017) to make physical measurements of each valve including "rectangularity". F. kerguelensis rectangularity has been posited to change in response to Sea Surface Temperature, a relationship that we explore in this study by calculating SSTs using established and new valve rectangularity/SST calibrations. | [] | [] | false | false |
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Vertical ocean profiles collected by a Conductivity-Temperature-Depth (CTD) package in the Amundsen Sea
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1941327 |
2024-05-14 | Stammerjohn, Sharon |
NSFGEO-NERC: Collaborative Research: Accelerating Thwaites Ecosystem Impacts for the Southern Ocean (ARTEMIS) |
This dataset includes 297 CTD vertical profiles acquired during NBP2202 in the Amundsen Sea (12 Jan to 25 Feb, 2022) using both the ship's CTD and a Trace Metal Clean (TMC) CTD package. There is an ascii file for each downcast (N=297), upcast (N=297), and bottle cast (N=192, i.e., not all casts tripped bottles), along with a README file that gives details on the instrument package, sensors, post-cruise sensor calibrations/corrections, file structure, and acknowledgements. | ["POLYGON((-120 -71,-118 -71,-116 -71,-114 -71,-112 -71,-110 -71,-108 -71,-106 -71,-104 -71,-102 -71,-100 -71,-100 -71.4,-100 -71.8,-100 -72.2,-100 -72.6,-100 -73,-100 -73.4,-100 -73.8,-100 -74.2,-100 -74.6,-100 -75,-102 -75,-104 -75,-106 -75,-108 -75,-110 -75,-112 -75,-114 -75,-116 -75,-118 -75,-120 -75,-120 -74.6,-120 -74.2,-120 -73.8,-120 -73.4,-120 -73,-120 -72.6,-120 -72.2,-120 -71.8,-120 -71.4,-120 -71))"] | ["POINT(-110 -73)"] | false | false |
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Amino acid nitrogen isotope values of modern and ancient Adélie penguin eggshells from the Ross Sea and Antarctic Peninsula regions
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1826712 1443424 1443386 1443585 |
2024-01-09 | Michelson, Chantel; Polito, Michael; Wonder, Michael; McCarthy, Matthew; Patterson, William; McMahon, Kelton; Emslie, Steven D. |
Collaborative Research: Investigating Holocene Shifts in the Diets and Paleohistory of Antarctic Krill Predators |
This data set contains measurements of nitrogen (δ15N) stable isotope values of twelve individual amino acids from modern and excavated eggshell of Adélie penguins (Pygoscelis adelidae) from multiple sites around the Antarctic Peninsula and Ross Sea regions of Antarctica. Stable isotope analyses were conducted using a gas chromatograph coupled to a continuous flow stable isotope ratio mass spectrometer. Radiocarbon dates of excavated eggshells were estimated using accelerator Mass Spectrometry (AMS) on bone, feather, and egg membrane tissues from the same ornithogenic layer as the eggshell and were completed at the Rafter Radiocarbon Laboratory and New Zealand (NZA), Beta Analytic, Inc. (Beta). All dates were corrected for the marine carbon reservoir effect and calibrated to calendar years before present (cal years BP) using a ΔR of 750 ± 50 years and the MARINE13 calibration curve in Calib 7.0 (2σ range). This data set indexes each individually analyzed eggshell sample with site (location), latitude, longitude, tissue used from radiocarbon dating, age of the sample, and nitrogen stable isotope values of individual amino acids. Details of the data set and all relevant methods are provided in Michelson et al. 2023 Limnol. Oceanogr. DOI:10.1002/lno.12446 | ["POLYGON((-180 -61.59,-168.969 -61.59,-157.938 -61.59,-146.90699999999998 -61.59,-135.876 -61.59,-124.845 -61.59,-113.814 -61.59,-102.783 -61.59,-91.752 -61.59,-80.72099999999999 -61.59,-69.69 -61.59,-69.69 -63.195,-69.69 -64.8,-69.69 -66.405,-69.69 -68.01,-69.69 -69.61500000000001,-69.69 -71.22,-69.69 -72.825,-69.69 -74.43,-69.69 -76.035,-69.69 -77.64,-80.721 -77.64,-91.752 -77.64,-102.783 -77.64,-113.814 -77.64,-124.845 -77.64,-135.876 -77.64,-146.90699999999998 -77.64,-157.938 -77.64,-168.969 -77.64,180 -77.64,179.02100000000002 -77.64,178.042 -77.64,177.063 -77.64,176.084 -77.64,175.10500000000002 -77.64,174.126 -77.64,173.147 -77.64,172.168 -77.64,171.18900000000002 -77.64,170.21 -77.64,170.21 -76.035,170.21 -74.43,170.21 -72.825,170.21 -71.22,170.21 -69.61500000000001,170.21 -68.01,170.21 -66.405,170.21 -64.8,170.21 -63.195,170.21 -61.59,171.18900000000002 -61.59,172.168 -61.59,173.147 -61.59,174.126 -61.59,175.10500000000002 -61.59,176.084 -61.59,177.063 -61.59,178.042 -61.59,179.02100000000002 -61.59,-180 -61.59))"] | ["POINT(-129.74 -69.61500000000001)"] | false | false |
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AMIGOS-IIIc "Channel" Seabird CTD data Jan 2020 - Dec 2021
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1738992 |
2022-03-26 | Scambos, Ted |
NSF-NERC: Thwaites-Amundsen Regional Survey and Network (TARSAN) Integrating Atmosphere-Ice-Ocean Processes affecting the Sub-Ice-Shelf Environment |
Seabird MicroCAT SBE37IMP data spanning two years (with data gaps) at the Channel site AMIGOS (Automated Meteorology-Ice-Geophysics Observing System) on the Thwaites Eastern Ice Shelf, Antarctica. Data are reported as the uncalibrated numbers from the sensors delivered through the inductive modem to the AMIGOS system and uplinked via Iridium. Calibration information and test runs against a retrieved CTD unit are provided. | ["POLYGON((-105.43 -75.045,-105.425 -75.045,-105.42 -75.045,-105.415 -75.045,-105.41 -75.045,-105.405 -75.045,-105.4 -75.045,-105.395 -75.045,-105.39 -75.045,-105.385 -75.045,-105.38 -75.045,-105.38 -75.047,-105.38 -75.049,-105.38 -75.051,-105.38 -75.053,-105.38 -75.055,-105.38 -75.057,-105.38 -75.059,-105.38 -75.061,-105.38 -75.063,-105.38 -75.065,-105.385 -75.065,-105.39 -75.065,-105.395 -75.065,-105.4 -75.065,-105.405 -75.065,-105.41 -75.065,-105.415 -75.065,-105.42 -75.065,-105.425 -75.065,-105.43 -75.065,-105.43 -75.063,-105.43 -75.061,-105.43 -75.059,-105.43 -75.057,-105.43 -75.055,-105.43 -75.053,-105.43 -75.051,-105.43 -75.049,-105.43 -75.047,-105.43 -75.045))"] | ["POINT(-105.405 -75.055)"] | false | false |
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AMIGOS-IIIa "Cavity" Seabird CTD data Jan 2020 - Dec 2021
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1738992 |
2022-03-26 | Scambos, Ted |
NSF-NERC: Thwaites-Amundsen Regional Survey and Network (TARSAN) Integrating Atmosphere-Ice-Ocean Processes affecting the Sub-Ice-Shelf Environment |
Seabird MicroCAT SBE37IMP data spanning two years (with data gaps) at the Cavity site AMIGOS (Automated Meteorology-Ice-Geophysics Observing System) on the Thwaites Eastern Ice Shelf, Antarctica. Data are reported as the uncalibrated numbers from the sensors delivered through the inductive modem to the AMIGOS system and uplinked via Iridium. Calibration information and test runs against a retrieved CTD unit are provided. | ["POLYGON((-105.6 -75.045,-105.595 -75.045,-105.59 -75.045,-105.585 -75.045,-105.58 -75.045,-105.575 -75.045,-105.57 -75.045,-105.565 -75.045,-105.56 -75.045,-105.555 -75.045,-105.55 -75.045,-105.55 -75.047,-105.55 -75.049,-105.55 -75.051,-105.55 -75.053,-105.55 -75.055,-105.55 -75.057,-105.55 -75.059,-105.55 -75.061,-105.55 -75.063,-105.55 -75.065,-105.555 -75.065,-105.56 -75.065,-105.565 -75.065,-105.57 -75.065,-105.575 -75.065,-105.58 -75.065,-105.585 -75.065,-105.59 -75.065,-105.595 -75.065,-105.6 -75.065,-105.6 -75.063,-105.6 -75.061,-105.6 -75.059,-105.6 -75.057,-105.6 -75.055,-105.6 -75.053,-105.6 -75.051,-105.6 -75.049,-105.6 -75.047,-105.6 -75.045))"] | ["POINT(-105.575 -75.055)"] | false | false |
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Dataset for Tidal modulation of ice streams: Effect of periodic sliding velocity on ice friction and healing
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1245871 |
2021-12-23 | McCarthy, Christine M.; Skarbek, Rob; Savage, Heather |
Laboratory Study of Ice Deformation under Tidal Loading Conditions with Application to Antarctic Glaciers |
This data set contains text files for the experimental logs of ice-on-rock friction experiments that were conducted in a double direct shear apparatus at temperatures of -16.4 C to -2 C. There are eleven files (C28-C34, C39-C41, and C44). Each file contains 4 columns of data that correspond to time (s), vertical displacement (microns), friction, and velocity. The data were prepared by converting voltages from experimental feedbacks, to appropriate units using calibrations, as conducted separate. Miscellaneous loading and unloading data were removed and the data was filtered modestly (100 point moving average filter in matlab). The data set includes all information needed to plot friction or velocity vs. time or displacement from the beginning to end of the run. | [] | [] | false | false |
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Radar Sounding Observations of the Amundsen Sea Embayment, 2004-2005
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1745137 |
2021-03-05 | Chu, Winnie; Hilger, Andrew M.; Culberg, Riley; Schroeder, Dustin; Jordan, Thomas M.; Seroussi, Helene; Young, Duncan A.; Vaughan, David G. |
CAREER: Cross-Instrument Synthesis of Antarctic Radar Sounding Observations |
The dataset contains radargrams from the 2004-2005 airborne radar sounding surveys on Pine Island Glacier and Thwaites Glacier as part of the BBAS and AGASEA projects. It also includes basal reflectivity and one-way attenuation rates derived from these radargrams. Radar data from the Pine Island Ice Shelf inland to the Bentley Sublglacial Trench were collected by the British Antarctica Survey (BAS) with the Polarimetric-radar Airborne Science INstrument (PASIN) radar sounder, operating at a center frequency of 150 MHz and 15 MHz bandwidth. Data over Thwaites Glacier were collected by the University of Texas Institute for Geophysics (UTIG) High Capability Airborne Radar Sounder (HiCARS) operating at a center frequency of 60 MHz with 15 MHz of bandwidth. Data are provided as 50km segments in NetCDF files, along with kml location files, and pdf files for browsing radargrams images by flight transect. Details of the processing methods are included in the associated README file. The processed data sets (reflectivity and attenuation) are provided as a single NetCDF file for each flight transect. Details of the calibration and processing procedures are provided in Chu, et al (in review). | ["POLYGON((-130 -72.9,-125.27 -72.9,-120.54 -72.9,-115.81 -72.9,-111.08 -72.9,-106.35 -72.9,-101.62 -72.9,-96.89 -72.9,-92.16 -72.9,-87.43 -72.9,-82.7 -72.9,-82.7 -73.76,-82.7 -74.62,-82.7 -75.48,-82.7 -76.34,-82.7 -77.2,-82.7 -78.06,-82.7 -78.92,-82.7 -79.78,-82.7 -80.64,-82.7 -81.5,-87.43 -81.5,-92.16 -81.5,-96.89 -81.5,-101.62 -81.5,-106.35 -81.5,-111.08 -81.5,-115.81 -81.5,-120.54 -81.5,-125.27 -81.5,-130 -81.5,-130 -80.64,-130 -79.78,-130 -78.92,-130 -78.06,-130 -77.2,-130 -76.34,-130 -75.48,-130 -74.62,-130 -73.76,-130 -72.9))"] | ["POINT(-106.35 -77.2)"] | false | false |
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Shackleton Glacier region soil water-soluble geochemical data
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1341736 1341631 |
2021-01-02 | Diaz, Melisa A.; Lyons, W. Berry; Gardner, Christopher B. |
Collaborative Research: The Role of Glacial History on the Structure and Functioning of Ecological Communities in the Shackleton Glacier Region of the Transantarctic Mountains |
During the 2017-2018 austral summer, 220 surface soil samples (~top 5 cm) were collected from 11 distinct ice-free areas (Roberts Massif, Schroeder Hill, Mt. Augustana, Bennett Platform, Mt. Heekin, Thanksgiving Valley, Taylor Nunatak, Mt. Franke, Mt. Wasko, Nilsen Peak, and Mt. Speed) along the Shackleton Glacier. Dried soils were leached at a 1:5 soil to DI water ratio, and the leachate was filtered through 0.4 µm Nucleopore membrane filters. The leachate was analyzed for anions (F-, Cl-, Br-, and SO42-) which were measured on a Dionex ICS-2100 ion chromatograph, cations (K+, Na+, Ca2+, Mg2+, and Sr2+) which were measured on a PerkinElmer Optima 8300 Inductively Coupled Plasma-Optical Emission Spectrometer (ICP-OES), and nutrients (NO3- + NO2-, PO43-, H4SiO4, and NH3) which were measured on a Skalar San++ Automated Wet Chemistry Analyzer at The Ohio State University. Perchlorate (ClO4-) and chlorate (ClO3-) were measured using an ion chromatograph-tandem mass spectrometry technique (IC-MS/MS) at Texas Tech University. Accuracy was typically better than 5% for all major anions, cations, and nutrients, as determined by the NIST 1643e external reference standard and the 2015 USGS interlaboratory calibration standard (M-216), and better than 10% for perchlorate and chlorate, as determined by spike recoveries. | ["POLYGON((-177.4213 -84.4647,-177.08802 -84.4647,-176.75474 -84.4647,-176.42146 -84.4647,-176.08818 -84.4647,-175.7549 -84.4647,-175.42162 -84.4647,-175.08834 -84.4647,-174.75506 -84.4647,-174.42178 -84.4647,-174.0885 -84.4647,-174.0885 -84.56732,-174.0885 -84.66994,-174.0885 -84.77256,-174.0885 -84.87518,-174.0885 -84.9778,-174.0885 -85.08042,-174.0885 -85.18304,-174.0885 -85.28566,-174.0885 -85.38828,-174.0885 -85.4909,-174.42178 -85.4909,-174.75506 -85.4909,-175.08834 -85.4909,-175.42162 -85.4909,-175.7549 -85.4909,-176.08818 -85.4909,-176.42146 -85.4909,-176.75474 -85.4909,-177.08802 -85.4909,-177.4213 -85.4909,-177.4213 -85.38828,-177.4213 -85.28566,-177.4213 -85.18304,-177.4213 -85.08042,-177.4213 -84.9778,-177.4213 -84.87518,-177.4213 -84.77256,-177.4213 -84.66994,-177.4213 -84.56732,-177.4213 -84.4647))"] | ["POINT(-175.7549 -84.9778)"] | false | false |
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Radiocarbon dating and stable isotope values of penguin and seal tissues recovered from ornithogenic soils on Platter Island, Danger Islands Archipelago, Antarctic Peninsula in December 2015.
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1443585 1443424 1443386 1826712 |
2020-07-24 | Kalvakaalva, Rohit; Clucas, Gemma; Herman, Rachael; Polito, Michael |
Collaborative Research: Investigating Holocene Shifts in the Diets and Paleohistory of Antarctic Krill Predators |
This data set focuses on ornithogenic soils excavated from a test pit located in an active colony of Pygoscelis spp. penguins on Platter Island in the Danger Islands archipelago along the northeastern side of the Antarctic Peninsula in December 2015. It contains radiocarbon dates of recovered penguin tissues and the estimated age of ornithogenic soils by depth. It also contains measurements of carbon (δ13C) and nitrogen (δ15N) stable isotope values of Pygoscelis spp. penguins eggshell membrane and feather samples and Antarctic fur seal (Arctocephalus gazella) hair sample recovered from these ornithogenic soils. Accelerator Mass Spectrometry (AMS) was used to obtain radiocarbon dates at the Woods Hole National Ocean Sciences Accelerator Mass Spectrometry (NOSAMS) facility. Radiocarbon Dates were corrected for the marine carbon reservoir effect and calibrated to calendar years before present (cal years BP) using a ΔR of 750 ± 50 years and the MARINE13 calibration curve in Calib 7.04. The rbacon package ver. 2.3.9.1 in R was used to estimate age at depth of each soil level expressed as years relative to the common era (CE). Stable isotope analyses were conducted using an elemental analyzer coupled to a continuous flow stable isotope ratio mass spectrometer at Louisiana State University. The data set also includes associated data such as excavation date, location, site names, latitude/longitude, species, date of excavation, tissue used for radiocarbon dating, and carbon to nitrogen ratios. Details of the data set and all relevant methods are provided in Kalvakaalva et. al., 2020. | ["POINT(-54.67855 -63.434067)"] | ["POINT(-54.67855 -63.434067)"] | false | false |
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SPC14 carbonyl sulfide, methyl chloride, and methyl bromide measurements from South Pole, Antarctica
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1443470 |
2020-04-01 | Aydin, Murat |
Carbonyl Sulfide, Methyl Chloride, and Methyl Bromide Measurements in the New Intermediate-depth South Pole Ice Core |
The data file includes the results of the carbonyl sulfide (COS), methyl chloride (CH3Cl), and methyl bromide (CH3Br) measurements from the SPC14 ice core drilled at the South Pole as part of the SPICEcore project. There are a total of 425 measurements. The file is an Excel worksheet saved in .xlsx format. The are seven columns: depth (m), COS (ppt), err (ppt), CH3Cl (ppt), err (ppt), CH3Br (ppt), err (ppt). The depth column is the mid-depth of the samples calculated from top and bottom depth measurements conducted during the CPL. All measurements are reported as dry molar mixing ratios in parts per trillion (ppt). The err column after the data for each compound is the plus/minus 1 sigma uncertainty estimate in ppt’s and it is the cumulative uncertainty based on the precision of the analytical measurement plus the uncertainty that arises from the variability in the background (blank) trace gas levels in the ice core extraction system. The background trace gas levels in the ice core gas extraction and the analytical systems are determined by regularly conducting nitrogen (N2) blanks. Please refer to Aydin et al. [JGR doi:10.1029/2006JD008027, 2007] for details of the measurement methods and the calibration practices. A few instances of missing data are denoted by -999. Contact with the PI encouraged before data usage. | ["POINT(-98.16 -89.99)"] | ["POINT(-98.16 -89.99)"] | false | false |
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Radioisotope dates and carbon (δ13C) and nitrogen (δ15N) stable isotope values from modern and mummified Adélie Penguin chick carcasses and tissue from the Ross Sea, Antarctica
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1443585 1443424 1826712 1443386 |
2020-03-03 | Kristan, Allyson; Patterson, William; Emslie, Steven D. |
Collaborative Research: Investigating Holocene Shifts in the Diets and Paleohistory of Antarctic Krill Predators |
This data set contains measurements of carbon (δ13C) and nitrogen (δ15N) stable isotope values of feather, skin, bone, and toenail samples of mummified Adélie penguin chick remains excavated from multiple sites around the Ross Sea region of Antarctica between 2004 and 2016, as well as the same measurements for modern Adélie chicks collected from the surface of Cape Hallett and Adelie Cove in January 2016. Stable isotope analyses were conducted using an elemental analyzer coupled to a continuous flow stable isotope ratio mass spectrometer. Where possible, accelerator Mass Spectrometry (AMS) radiocarbon dates on selected mummy tissues were completed at the Rafter Radiocarbon Laboratory, New Zealand (NZA), Beta Analytic, Inc. (Beta), the University of Georgia Center for Applied Isotope Studies (UGAMS), and Woods Hole National Ocean Sciences Accelerator Mass Spectrometry (NOSAMS) facility. All dates were corrected for the marine carbon reservoir effect and calibrated to calendar years before present (cal years BP) using a ΔR of 750 ± 50 years and the MARINE13 calibration curve in Calib 7.0 (2σ range). The data set also includes excavation/collection site names and latitude/longitude, date of excavation/collection, tissue used for radiocarbon dating, and carbon to nitrogen ratios. Details of the data set and all relevant methods are provided in Kristan et. al., 2019. | ["POLYGON((162 -72,162.9 -72,163.8 -72,164.7 -72,165.6 -72,166.5 -72,167.4 -72,168.3 -72,169.2 -72,170.1 -72,171 -72,171 -72.6,171 -73.2,171 -73.8,171 -74.4,171 -75,171 -75.6,171 -76.2,171 -76.8,171 -77.4,171 -78,170.1 -78,169.2 -78,168.3 -78,167.4 -78,166.5 -78,165.6 -78,164.7 -78,163.8 -78,162.9 -78,162 -78,162 -77.4,162 -76.8,162 -76.2,162 -75.6,162 -75,162 -74.4,162 -73.8,162 -73.2,162 -72.6,162 -72))"] | ["POINT(166.5 -75)"] | false | false |
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Paleogene marine and terrestrial development of the West Antarctic Rift System: Biomarker Data Set
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0839059 |
2019-12-19 | Coenen, Jason; Castañeda, Isla; Warny, Sophie; Baudoin, Patrick; Scherer, Reed Paul; Askin, Rosemary |
Collaborative Research: Integrative Study of Marine Ice Sheet Stability & Subglacial Life Habitats in W Antarctica - Lake & Ice Stream Subglacial Access Research Drilling (LISSARD) |
This data set includes biomarker data presented in Paleogene marine and terrestrial development of the West Antarctic Rift System. Included in the alkane sheet are the Terrestrial/aquatic (T/A) n-alkane ratio, total long (C27-C33)- and mid-chain (C23 and C25) n-alkane concentrations in units of ng alkanes per g sediment extracted, and the n-alkane average chain-length (ACL). Included in the glycerol dialkyl glycerol tetraethers (GDGT) sheet are the TEX86 sea surface temperature estimates with multiple calibrations discussed in the text, the MBT’5ME mean annual air temperature estimates, the branched and isoprenoid tetraether (BIT) index. | ["POLYGON((-180 -80,-174 -80,-168 -80,-162 -80,-156 -80,-150 -80,-144 -80,-138 -80,-132 -80,-126 -80,-120 -80,-120 -80.5,-120 -81,-120 -81.5,-120 -82,-120 -82.5,-120 -83,-120 -83.5,-120 -84,-120 -84.5,-120 -85,-126 -85,-132 -85,-138 -85,-144 -85,-150 -85,-156 -85,-162 -85,-168 -85,-174 -85,180 -85,180 -85,180 -85,180 -85,180 -85,180 -85,180 -85,180 -85,180 -85,180 -85,180 -85,180 -84.5,180 -84,180 -83.5,180 -83,180 -82.5,180 -82,180 -81.5,180 -81,180 -80.5,180 -80,180 -80,180 -80,180 -80,180 -80,180 -80,180 -80,180 -80,180 -80,180 -80,-180 -80))"] | ["POINT(-150 -82.5)"] | false | false |
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Decadal-Length Composite West Antarctic Air Temperature Records
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9526566 |
2006-11-28 | Shuman, Christopher A.; Stearns, Charles R. |
Passive Microwave Remote Sensing for Paleoclimate Indicators at Siple Dome, Antarctica |
This data set includes daily, monthly, and yearly mean surface air temperatures for four interior West Antarctic sites between 1978 and 1997. Data include air surface temperatures measured at the Byrd, Lettau, Lynn, and Siple Station automatic weather stations. In addition, because weather stations in Antarctica are difficult to maintain, and resulting multi-decade records are often incomplete, the investigators also calculated surface temperatures from satellite passive microwave brightness temperatures. Calibration of 37-GHz vertically polarized brightness temperature data during periods of known air temperature, using emissivity modeling, allowed the investigators to replace data gaps with calibrated brightness temperatures. MS Excel data files and GIF images derived from the data are available via ftp from the National Snow and Ice Data Center. | ["POINT(160.41 -74.21)", "POINT(-174.45 -82.52)", "POINT(-119.4 -80.01)", "POINT(-84 -75.9)"] | ["POINT(160.41 -74.21)", "POINT(-174.45 -82.52)", "POINT(-119.4 -80.01)", "POINT(-84 -75.9)"] | false | false |

