A global dataset of sandstone detrital composition by Gazzi-Dickinson method

IF 3.3 3区地球科学 Q2 GEOSCIENCES, MULTIDISCIPLINARY

Geoscience Data Journal Pub Date : 2023-09-01 DOI:10.1002/gdj3.212

Xiaolong Dong, Xiumian Hu, Wen Lai, Weiwei Xue, Shijie Zhang, Yiqiu Zhang, Wei An, Haiming Fan, Sijin Chen, Cui Li, Xingyun Wang, Yue Wu, Jinlv Chen, Yajun Zhang, Kun Yu

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Detrital composition of sandstone is the most important data for siliciclastic studies including sandstone classification, provenance analysis, oil and gas exploration. A large amount of detrital composition data has accumulated over the past decades, however, they are scattered in publications without unified standards. Here we constructed a global dataset of detrital components of sandstones from 646 peer-reviewed publications using Gazzi-Dickinson method. A total of 19,861 samples from Precambrian to Quaternary are involved in this dataset. For each sample, we present details on reference information, geographic information, geological background, depositional age and the original data. It is a high-quality dataset for the information on each sandstone sample from different studies which was standardized. The dataset can be used widely, such as for stratigraphic comparison, provenance analysis, exploring the general laws of the source-to-sink process and geological engineering.

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用Gazzi - Dickinson方法建立砂岩碎屑组成的全球数据集

砂岩碎屑组成是砂岩分类、物源分析、油气勘探等研究的重要数据。几十年来积累了大量的碎屑成分数据，但这些数据分散在出版物中，没有统一的标准。在这里，我们使用Gazzi - Dickinson方法从646份同行评审的出版物中构建了砂岩碎屑成分的全球数据集。该数据集共涉及前寒武纪至第四纪的19,861个样品。对于每个样品，我们都详细介绍了参考资料、地理信息、地质背景、沉积时代和原始数据。这是一个高质量的数据集，用于收集来自不同研究的每个砂岩样本的信息，并进行了标准化。该数据集可广泛应用于地层比较、物源分析、源汇过程的一般规律探索和地质工程等方面。

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Geoscience Data Journal GEOSCIENCES, MULTIDISCIPLINARYMETEOROLOGY-METEOROLOGY & ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES

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5.90

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9.40%

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4 weeks

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