Boxcore Data Catalog

Boxcore samples were photographed in three different ways: Peelscan, Trayscan, or an x-ray. In the boxcore filename convention, the letter p, t, or x indicates what type of picture was taken. For example, boxcore 96082851p is a peelscan photo. Some of the core samples were taken near reference rod locations such as R1 and R12, which are also included in the sample/filename. After 07/08/1996, the rods were destroyed by a storm and the boxcores was collected using bipods as a reference point. The location and depth that each boxcore was sampled at can be found in the Boxcore Info Spreadsheet for 1996 and 1997. The following links lead to thumbnails and high resolution images of the boxcores collected on the given date.

1994	1995	1996	1997
September 28, 1994	April 27, 1995	February 15, 1996	March 28, 1997
October 8, 1994	May 11, 1995	February 26, 1996	April 7, 1997
October 21, 1994	October 18, 1995	March 15, 1996	June 19, 1997
October 22, 1994	October 19, 1995	June 6, 1996	August 18, 1997
October 25, 1994	November 6, 1995	July 8, 1996	September 20, 1997
December 3, 1994		July 9, 1996	September 23, 1997
December 4, 1994		July 23, 1996	October 3, 1997
December 7, 1994		August 28, 1996	October 14, 1997
		November 4, 1996	October 24, 1997
		November 5, 1996

The content for this web page was taken from the Dissertation Storm Sedimentation on the Surf Zone and Inner Continental Shelfof Rebecca Lenel Beavers in the Department of Geology of Duke University

This web site was created by Doug Call (Contract Student, University of Virginia) on July 31, 2001.