MOSAIC - Modern Ocean Sediment Archive and Inventory of Carbon
Global distribution data
Plotting of global data distribution
How to use this app & app version
This app was developed by Dr. Tessa van der Voort in the group of Prof. Tim Eglinton at ETH Zurich
You can use this data interactively! On the left panel you can see where our data is on the globe. For the figure on the left panel, select the variables of choice in the sidebar. Then, use your mouse to select the data of your interest. It will appear in the table below and you can download it by clicking on the download button, also in the sidebar. You are using MOSAIC (doi:10.5168/mosaic019.1) updated on 01.01.2021
Found some bugs? please let us know! You can reach us on mosaic@erdw.ethz.ch or on tessavandervoort@biogeochemistry.net
You can use this data interactively! On the left panel you can see where our data is on the globe. For the figure on the left panel, select the variables of choice in the sidebar. Then, use your mouse to select the data of your interest. It will appear in the table below and you can download it by clicking on the download button, also in the sidebar. You are using MOSAIC (doi:10.5168/mosaic019.1) updated on 01.01.2021
Found some bugs? please let us know! You can reach us on mosaic@erdw.ethz.ch or on tessavandervoort@biogeochemistry.net
About MOSAIC
MOSAIC is the Modern Ocean Sediment Archive and Inventory of Carbon. It is an organic geochemical and sedimentological database for marine surface sediments. The initial publication on this database is in Earth System Science Discussions doi: 10.5194/essd-2020-199 by Van der Voort et al.
Contribute to MOSAIC
Help MOSAIC expand and develop!
Download the excel/LibreOffice template at our ETH Biogeoscience website at http://www.biogeoscience.ethz.ch/research/data_collections/mosaic.html
Download the excel/LibreOffice template at our ETH Biogeoscience website at http://www.biogeoscience.ethz.ch/research/data_collections/mosaic.html
Related projects
The ETH Biogeoscience group is interested in the boundless carbon cycle!
Dr. Hannah Gies is developing the FRACTAL database (Fluvial Records and Archives of Carbon Transport through Anthropocene Landscapes). Find out more on biogeoscience.ethz.ch/research/data_collections/fractal.html
Dr. Hannah Gies is developing the FRACTAL database (Fluvial Records and Archives of Carbon Transport through Anthropocene Landscapes). Find out more on biogeoscience.ethz.ch/research/data_collections/fractal.html