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Identification and visualisation of the geological structure of the Gulf of Gdansk (2005-2007)

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General  
Data holding centrePolish Geological Institute, National Research Institute, Branch of Marine Geology
CountryPoland  Poland
Time periodFrom 2005 to 2007
OngoingNo
Geographical area

The Polish part of the Gulf of Gdansk including the Puck Bay and the Puck Lagoon (1520 square km). Detailed investigations were done in the area of 630 square km (3 sheets of map 1:50,000: Gdynia, Gdansk, Sobieszewo).

Observations 
Parameters

Mineral chemistry; Sediment grain size parameters; Sediment age; Bathymetry and Elevation

Instruments

Sidescan sonars; sediment grabs; satellite positioning systems

Description 
Summary

During 2005-2007, ca 1,500 km of multibeam echosounding profiles were carried out and ca 790 km of shallow seismic lines, 164 samples of surface bottom deposits (boxcorer) and 150 vibrocores were taken. Standard investigations in the laboratory are being made: analyses of grain size distributions, geochemical analyses, 14C, pollen and diatomological analyses. The results of cruises and laboratory work will be presented on digital maps. The results of cruises and laboratory work are also stored in a computer database (Fox-Pro). Only echograms and shallow seismic are recorded in the CODA acquisition system.

OriginatorsPolish Geological Institute, National Research Institute, Branch of Marine Geology
Availability 
OrganisationPolish Geological Institute, National Research Institute, Branch of Marine Geology
AvailabilityBy negotiation; moratorium
ContactJarmila Krzyminska (Director of the Branch of Marine Geology of PGI)
Address

Polish Geological Institute, National Research Institute, Branch of Marine Geology
Koscierska 5
Gdansk
Pomorskie
80-328
Poland

Telephone+48 58 5542909
Facsimile+48 (58) 554 2910
Emailsekretariat.ob@pgi.gov.pl
Administration 
Collating centreInstitute of Meteorology and Water Management National Research Institute, Poland
Local identifier21006012
Global identifier1673
Last revised2009-01-08