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During six expeditions in the period 1991 to 1995, shallow seismic was collected in Skagerrak and the Norwegian Trench in profile grids of 10x10 or 10x15 km. In the same area, short core samples of bottom sediments from 268 stations were collected from 1992 to 1996, using the Niemistö sampler and multicorer. These data create the basis for interpretations of, among other things, sediment types, sediment thickness and the geological history in the area. The seismic data was collected as analog data and stored on paper. Geological maps were drawn manually and later processed and prepared for standardized digital publication using ESRI ArcGIS.
Geologi Havområder Jordarter Norway Digital Felles datakatalog Geologi Natur Nordsjøen Skagerrak Norskerenna sediment thickness Holocene seabed Regional geoscientificInformation
The data set shows the thickness of sediments deposited after the last ice age (in the Holocene) in the Skagerrak and Norskerenna south of Stavanger. The thickness varies greatly over the mapped area, from 0 m (no deposition or erosion) to over 70 m.
Thickness of Holocene Sediments in Skagerrak and The Norwegian Trench