IODP Expedition 369 Source rock analyzer (SRA)

SRA is run for the purpose of safety monitoring and yields information about thermal maturation and source of hydrocarbons, as well as petroleum potential, in the sediment or rocks at a drilled site. Samples are heated in a pyrolysis oven in an inert atmosphere to quantitatively and selectively dete...

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Hauptverfasser:	Huber, Brian T., Hobbs, Richard W., Bogus, Kara A., Batenburg, Sietske J., Brumsack, Hans J., do Monte Guerra, Rodrigo, Edgar, Kirsty M., Edvardsen, Trine, Garcia Tejada, Maria Luisa, Harry, Dennis L., Hasegawa, Takashi, Haynes, Shannon J., Jiang, Tao, Jones, Matthew M., Kuroda, Junichiro, Lee, Eun Young, Li, Yong Xiang, MacLeod, Kenneth G., Maritati, Alessandro, Martinez, Mathieu, O'Connor, Lauren K., Petrizzo, Maria Rose, Quan, Tracy M., Richter, Carl, Riquier, Laurent, Tagliaro, Gabriel T., Wainman, Carmine C., Watkins, David K., White, Lloyd T., Wolfgring, Erik, Xu, Zhaokai
Format:	Dataset
Sprache:	eng
Schlagworte:	Australia Cretaceous Climate and Tectonics climate and ocean change Earth connections Expedition 369 Gondwana breakup Great Australian Bight Hot Cretaceous Greenhouse Indonesian Gateway International Ocean Discovery Program IODP JOIDES Resolution Mentelle Basin ocean chemistry oceanic anoxic events PETM Site U1512 Site U1513 Site U1514 Site U1515 Site U1516 subduction zones Tasman Gateway
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Zusammenfassung:	SRA is run for the purpose of safety monitoring and yields information about thermal maturation and source of hydrocarbons, as well as petroleum potential, in the sediment or rocks at a drilled site. Samples are heated in a pyrolysis oven in an inert atmosphere to quantitatively and selectively determine free hydrocarbons contained in the sample and the hydrogen- and oxygen-containing compounds that are volatilized during the cracking of unextractable organic matter in the sample (kerogen).
DOI:	10.5281/zenodo.8011392