The IODP oversees repositories around the world. Samples are distributed according to ODP and IODP policies.

Sample Access

IODP Expedition 314 and Beyond
Sample requests for upcoming expeditions only (314 and beyond) must be submitted through the Sample Material Curation System (SMCS) at http://smcs.iodp.org.

DSDP, ODP, IODP Expeditions 301-312
The URL's presented below are subject to change based upon final approval and implementation of a Core Archiving Policy.

The Scientific Earth Drilling Information System (SEDIS) is designed to facilitate access to data and information related to scientific ocean drilling, regardless of origin or location of data. SEDIS integrates distributed scientific drilling data via metadata.  

The three main data contributors to SEDIS currently are the IODP implementing organizations (IOs) from the United States (USIO), Japan (CDEX) and Europe with Canada (ESO). SEDIS allows the public to search the IO databases by harvesting distributed metadata. SEDIS will be expanded in future stages to include a publication search engine, advanced data search, visualization and mapping tools, and other scientific drilling data.

	Riserless Core data and log data: http://iodp.tamu.edu/database
	Riserless Downhole log data: http://iodp.ldeo.columbia.edu/DATA/index.html
	Riserless Repository contact information: http://iodp.tamu.edu/curation/repositories.html
	Public J-CORES Data Center: http://cdex.jp/j-cores/data/

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