A dataset containing ages (Tnew), depth values (D), stable
oxygen isotope values (\(\delta^{18}O\)) and clumped isotope values
\(\Delta_{47}\) of a simulated carbonate record based on environmental
parameters following Case 10 and employing a sampling resolution of
0.1 mm, 0.2 mm, 0.45 mm, 0.75 mm, 1.55 mm
and 3.25 mm.
Case10A data frame with 1200 rows and 30 variables:
Empty column denoting the start of the record sampled at a sampling resolution of 0.1 mm
Age, in years relative to the start of the record
Depth, in mm along the virtual record
stable oxygen isotope value, in permille VPDB
clumped isotope value, in permille
Empty column denoting the start of the record sampled at a sampling resolution of 0.2 mm
Age, in years relative to the start of the record
Depth, in mm along the virtual record
stable oxygen isotope value, in permille VPDB
clumped isotope value, in permille
Empty column denoting the start of the record sampled at a sampling resolution of 0.45 mm
Age, in years relative to the start of the record
Depth, in mm along the virtual record
stable oxygen isotope value, in permille VPDB
clumped isotope value, in permille
Empty column denoting the start of the record sampled at a sampling resolution of 0.75 mm
Age, in years relative to the start of the record
Depth, in mm along the virtual record
stable oxygen isotope value, in permille VPDB
clumped isotope value, in permille
Empty column denoting the start of the record sampled at a sampling resolution of 1.55 mm
Age, in years relative to the start of the record
Depth, in mm along the virtual record
stable oxygen isotope value, in permille VPDB
clumped isotope value, in permille
Empty column denoting the start of the record sampled at a sampling resolution of 3.25 mm
Age, in years relative to the start of the record
Depth, in mm along the virtual record
stable oxygen isotope value, in permille VPDB
clumped isotope value, in permille
Case 10 describes an ideal temperature sinusoid without distortion by changes in growth rate, but a negative peak in \(\delta^{18}O_{w}\) during spring season.
Generated using the code in "Generate_Case10.r" in data<U+2013>raw