Expedition 347 summary
journal contribution
posted on 2023-05-21, 18:39 authored by Andren, T, Jorgensen, BB, Cotterill, C, Green, S, Andren, E, Ash, J, Bauersachs, T, Cragg, B, Fanget, A-S, Fehr, A, Granoszewski, W, Groeneveld, J, Hardisty, D, Herrero-Bervera, E, Hyttinen, O, Jensen, JB, Johnson, S, Kenzler, M, Kotilainen, A, Kotthoff, U, Marshall, IPG, Martin, E, Obrochta, S, Passchier, S, Quintana Krupinski, N, Riedinger, N, Slomp, C, Snowball, I, Stepanova, A, Strano, S, Torti, A, Warnock, J, Xiao, N, Zhang, RIntegrated Ocean Drilling Program Expedition 347 aimed to retrieve sediments from different settings of the Baltic Sea, encompassing the last interglacial–glacial cycle to address scientific questions along four main research themes:
1. Climate and sea level dynamics of marine isotope Stage (MIS) 5, including onsets and terminations;
2. Complexities of the latest glacial, MIS 4–MIS 2;
3. Glacial and Holocene (MIS 2–MIS 1) climate forcing; and
4. Deep biosphere in Baltic Sea Basin (BSB) sediments.
1. Climate and sea level dynamics of marine isotope Stage (MIS) 5, including onsets and terminations;
2. Complexities of the latest glacial, MIS 4–MIS 2;
3. Glacial and Holocene (MIS 2–MIS 1) climate forcing; and
4. Deep biosphere in Baltic Sea Basin (BSB) sediments.
History
Publication title
Proceedings of the Integrated Ocean Drilling ProgramVolume
347Pagination
1-66ISSN
1930-1014Department/School
School of Natural SciencesPublisher
Texas A & M UniversityPlace of publication
United States of AmericaRepository Status
- Restricted
