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  skos:definition """Project Description:
 The Ocean Drilling Program (ODP), operating since 1983, follows the Deep Sea
 Drilling Project (DSDP) which operated from 1968 to 1985. The ODP is (as was
 the DSDP) sponsored by the U.S. National Science Foundation and several
 foreign countries as a comprehensive investigation of the global oceans. The
 results of the two programs are a large mass of digital data as well as 96
 published DSDP 'Initial Reports' volumes, and to date 19 ODP 'Initial
 Reports' and 3 ODP 'Scientific Results' volumes. In addition, many of the
 data collected by ODP are available on microfilm or microfiche. The digital
 data were compiled from shipboard analyses, onshore laboratory analyses, and
 in some cases, from the INitial Reports and Scientific Results volumes. The
 ODP maintains 26 data bases from the DSDP and over 30 data bases from ODP
 which contain descriptions and/or analyses of marine sediments and rocks
 from Legs 1-96 of DSDP and Legs 101-present (currently completing Leg 128)
 from ODP. The DSDP data were from the cores collected by the drilling bessel
 Glomar Challenger and the ODP data are from cores gathered by the drilling
vessel JOIDES Resolution.
Data used and produced:
 Data types include age profiles of the holes, carbon and carbonate
 percentages of sediments, density/porosity, grain size, G.R.A.P.E.
 (Gamma-Ray attenuations porosity evaluator) data, chemistry of hardrocks
 including major and minor element percentages, thin section and visual hand
 specimen descriptions of hard rock samples, paleomagnetism of both sediments
 and hard rocks in several forms, paleontology for 21 separate fossil groups
 including foraminifera, radiolara, diatoms, nannofossils, etc., penetrometer
 data, site summary information, smearslide descriptions, sonic velocity,
 vane shear measurements, visual core descriptions, x-ray mineralogy, and a
 derived sediment description file called SCREEN with computerized
 standardized sediment descriptions (for DSDP data only).  Auxiliary data
 include various computerized bibliographies and indexes.  Digital
 geophysical data including underway measurements and downhole logs are
 described in other entries.
 Customized data searched can be performed from one dataset or from many
 datasets.  Data are currently available on hard copy (paper) printouts, on
 magnetic tape, through the BITNET network (the ODP Database Group BITNET
 address is %DATABASE@TAMODP), or on IBM or Macintosh formatted diskettes.
 Earlier DSDP data are also available on various media (including CD-ROM)
 from NOAA's National Geophysical Data Center in Boulder, Colorado.
Project Contact:
            Data Librarian, Database Group
            Ocean Drilling Program
            Texas A&M University Research Park
            1000 Discovery Drive
            College Station, Texas  77840  U.S.A.
            (409) 845-8495, 845-2673
            Easylink (Telex) Number: 62760290
            Bitnet:  DATABASE@TAMODP
References:
 The Initial Reports of the Deep Sea Drilling Project (Washington, U.S.
 Government Printing Office) and the Proceedings of the Ocean Drilling
 Program which includes two volumes, the Initial Reports and Scientific
 Results volumes (College Station, Tx., Ocean Drilling Program)."""@en ;
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