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Saving our marine Archives

Dassié E, DeLong K, Kilbourne H, Williams B, Abram N, Brenner L, Brahmi C, Cobb K, Corrège T, Dissard D, Emile-Geay J, Evangelista H, Evans M, Farmer J, Felis T, Gagan M, Gillikin D, Goodkin N, Khodri M, Lavagnino AC, LaVigne M, Lazareth C, Linsley B, Lough J, McGregor H, Nurhati IS, Ouellette G, Perrin L, Raymo M, Rosenheim B, Sanstrom M, Schöne B, Sifeddine A, Stevenson S, Thompson DM, Waite A, Wanamaker A, Wu H (2017) Save our marine archives. EOS Magazine 98(9): 32-36

URI: http://epubs.aims.gov.au/11068/14503
Date: 2017-09

Abstract:

A concerted effort has begun to gather and preserve archives of marine samples and descriptive data, giving scientists ready access to insights on ancient environments. Some scientific communities, including paleontologists and archaeologists, curate their physical samples in museums. In the paleoceanography and paleoclimatology communities, however, scientists generally store their physical samples in their own facilities, unless they are affiliated with international core drilling programs, which maintain centralized archives.

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