Title
Proceedings, initial reports, Ocean Drilling Program, Leg 152, East Greenland Margin
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
1-1-1994
Abstract
Underway geophysics are presented for the cruise track from Reykjavik, Iceland to St. John's Newfoundland, along with preliminary results of analysis for the cores drilled at Sites 914-919 on the Greenland Margin, and in the Irminger Basin. Key objectives included study of: the development of volcanism with time; spatial variations in volcanism with distance from the Iceland Hotspot and lithospheric setting; the formation of the Irminger Basin south of the Denmark Strait; the overflow history of the Denmark Strait; and the history of glaciation in Greenland. The introduction, explanatory notes, and information on the underway geophysics, are followed by the site chapters. -S.J.Stone
Recommended Citation
Larsen, H., Saunders, A., Clift, P., Ali, J., Beget, J., Cambray, H., Demant, A., Fitton, J., Fram, M., Fukuma, K., Gieskes, J., Holmes, M., Hunt, J., Lacasse, C., Larsen, L., Lykke-Andersen, H., Meltser, A., Morrison, M., Nemoto, N., Okay, N., Saito, S., Sinton, C., Spezzaferri, S., Stax, R., Valuer, T., Vandamme, D., Wei, W., & Werner, R. (1994). Proceedings, initial reports, Ocean Drilling Program, Leg 152, East Greenland Margin. Retrieved from https://repository.lsu.edu/geo_pubs/564