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Grain size analysis and total carbon content of augered sediment samples from Barter Island, Alaska Grain size analysis and total carbon content of augered sediment samples from Barter Island, Alaska

This data release contains grain size and total carbon analysis of sediment samples from 1 inch hand-augered cores collected from Barter Island, Alaska. These data were collected in 2016 and 2019 (USGS Field Activity 2016-645-FA and 2019-634-FA). Data include location information (latitude, longitude, depth), and the weight percent of 65 phi bins, four size fractions (gravel, sand, silt...

Ground temperature data of Barter Island bluffs collected in 2016 Ground temperature data of Barter Island bluffs collected in 2016

Thermistor strings with sensors spaced at 25-centimeter intervals were installed in three boreholes extending from the ground surface to depths of up to 4.25 meters at Barter Island, Alaska. The sites were located near the bluff edge overlooking the open Beaufort Sea coast. Temperature measurements were programmed to be collected hourly from late spring through early fall in 2016 (May 31...

Microprobe data for rock samples from the Escanaba Trough (Gorda Ridge) Microprobe data for rock samples from the Escanaba Trough (Gorda Ridge)

This data release contains electron microprobe data collected on thin sections made from rock samples collected from the Escanaba Trough hydrothermal vent field, Gorda Ridge, in the northeast Pacific Ocean. These data were collected in 2022 on expedition TN403 (USGS Field Activity 2022-621-FA). Samples were taken to the USGS Pacific Coastal Marine Science Center for subsampling and...

Geochemistry and x-ray diffraction data of rock samples from the Escanaba Trough (Gorda Ridge) Geochemistry and x-ray diffraction data of rock samples from the Escanaba Trough (Gorda Ridge)

Rocks were collected from the Escanaba Trough hydrothermal vent field, Gorda Ridge, in the northeast Pacific Ocean. These data were collected in 2022 on expedition TN403 aboard the R/V Thomas G. Thompson. Rocks were subsampled into Bulk and Rind samples at USGS and then sent to Activation Laboratories and Intertek for major and trace element geochemistry analysis.

Magnetics Data from the Escanaba Trough (Gorda Ridge) Magnetics Data from the Escanaba Trough (Gorda Ridge)

This data release provides access to magnetics data collected by the AUV Sentry during the TN403 cruise in the Escanaba Trough (USGS Field Activity 2022-621-FA).

National assessment of shoreline change: A GIS compilation of vector shorelines (1949 to 2015) and associated shoreline change data for the west coast of Alaska, Cape Prince of Wales to Kotlik River National assessment of shoreline change: A GIS compilation of vector shorelines (1949 to 2015) and associated shoreline change data for the west coast of Alaska, Cape Prince of Wales to Kotlik River

This data release comprises geospatial data of historical shoreline positions and long-term (greater than 60 years) and short-term (less than 40 years) rate of change statistics from the west coast of Alaska from Cape Prince of Wales to Kotlik River for the years 1949 to 2015.

USGS Archive of Computed tomography (CT) Scans of Coral Cores USGS Archive of Computed tomography (CT) Scans of Coral Cores

This data release presents computed tomography (CT) imagery generated from coral core samples curated within the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) Coral-Core Archive. These data were collected as part of ongoing USGS coral-reef research activities and include samples originating from multiple locations and collection efforts. A Geotek Rotating X-ray CT (RXCT) system was used to acquire x-ray...

Geochemistry and x-ray diffraction data for hydrothermal manganese oxide rocks from the Samoa hotspot region in the South Pacific Ocean collected during research expedition KM0506 Geochemistry and x-ray diffraction data for hydrothermal manganese oxide rocks from the Samoa hotspot region in the South Pacific Ocean collected during research expedition KM0506

Hydrothermal manganese oxide rocks were collected via dredge from the Tulaga Seamount, the flank of Ofu Island, and from Soso seamount in the Samoa hotspot region offshore American Samoa during the KM0506 cruise aboard the R/V Kilo Moana in April of 2005. Rocks were subsampled at USGS and analyzed for mineralogy by x-ray diffraction as well as sent to SGS laboratories, Canada for major...

Machine Learning Model: Estimates of Metal Abundance in Global Seafloor Massive Sulfide Deposits Machine Learning Model: Estimates of Metal Abundance in Global Seafloor Massive Sulfide Deposits

A multi-stage ensembled machine learning model was developed to estimate metal abundances in seafloor massive sulfide deposits worldwide. The modeling framework integrates (1) KMeans++ clustering to identify geochemical groupings based on enrichment controls, (2) Random Forest classification to assign geochemical labels to vent fields with incomplete or absent geochemical data, and (3)...

Sediment core data from offshore Cascadia during field activities 2020-633-FA and 2021-636-FA Sediment core data from offshore Cascadia during field activities 2020-633-FA and 2021-636-FA

This data release contains sediment core data including core imagery, multi-sensor core logger (MSCL) data, and grainsize data. As part of a multi-year project focused on characterizing offshore marine geohazards (tsunamis, earthquakes, and landslides), the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) Coastal and Marine Hazards and Resources Program is collaborating with MBARI to conduct research along...

Sublacustrine landslide and tsunami models from Lake Quinault, Washington Sublacustrine landslide and tsunami models from Lake Quinault, Washington

This USGS data release provides model setup files to simulate a hypothetical sublacustrine landslide in Lake Quinault and resulting tsunami waves.

Compositions of ash, soil, sediment, water, and biota after the 2020 CZU Lightning Complex Wildfire, Santa Cruz Mountains, California Compositions of ash, soil, sediment, water, and biota after the 2020 CZU Lightning Complex Wildfire, Santa Cruz Mountains, California

The CZU Lightning Complex Wildfire burned 86,500 acres of forested coastal watersheds in the Santa Cruz Mountains, CA, from August 16 to September 22, 2020. Ash, soil, and stream sediment were collected and characterized as soon as sites could be safely accessed to quantify potential environmental and public hazards from wildfire-related potentially toxic metals and polycyclic aromatic
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