The WASA core catalogue of Late Quaternary depositional sequences in the central Wadden Sea – A manual for the core repository

IF 16.4 1区化学 Q1 CHEMISTRY, MULTIDISCIPLINARY

Accounts of Chemical Research Pub Date : 2022-02-28 DOI:10.1017/njg.2022.1

R. Capperucci, A. Bartholomä, Friederike Bungenstock, D. Enters, M. Karle, A. Wehrmann

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Abstract The reconstruction of submerged palaeolandscapes and detection of settling surfaces along coastal zones became a major research topic within the last two decades. In this context, the WASA project made use of a multidisciplinary approach for defining the extension and describing the characteristics of the Late Pleistocene to Holocene deposits in the central Wadden Sea region. In addition to sub-bottom transects, more than 140 sediment cores were taken in such an area for stratigraphic reconstruction, making use of multi-proxy analysis. To harmonize these data with the existing regional core database (LBEG archive) a new core catalogue was developed, that allows the identification of the local Late Quaternary sedimentary sequences and their characteristic facies. The WASA core catalogue has been successfully applied for reviewing the published data about the stratigraphic sequence of the Wadden Sea, for a better definition in terms of stratigraphic sequences and spatial extent of the Quaternary geological evolution of the region, and for a detailed reconstruction of the coastal palaeoenvironments.

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瓦登海中部晚第四纪沉积序列WASA岩心目录-岩心库手册

近二十年来，沿海淹没古景观的重建和沉降面探测成为一个重要的研究课题。在此背景下，WASA项目利用多学科方法定义了瓦登海中部地区晚更新世至全新世沉积物的扩展和特征。除海底样带外，还采集了140多个沉积物岩心进行地层重建，采用多代理分析方法。为了使这些数据与现有的区域岩心数据库(LBEG档案)相协调，开发了一个新的岩心目录，可以识别当地晚第四纪沉积序列及其特征相。成功应用WASA岩心目录对已发表的瓦登海层序资料进行了复核，更好地界定了该地区第四纪地质演化的层序和空间范围，并对沿海古环境进行了详细的重建。

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Accounts of Chemical Research 化学-化学综合

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312

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2 months

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