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Initial Science Plan
Initial Science Plan
Initial Science Plan (3.12 MB)
Contents
Executive Summary: A Vision for Scientific Ocean Drilling
3
Setting the Stage for the Future
9
Major Achievements of Scientific Ocean Drilling
10
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Science Plan
17
The Deep Biosphere and the Subseafloor Ocean
18
The Subseafloor Ocean in Various Geological Settings
20
The Deep Biosphere
25
Initiative: Deep Biosphere
27
Gas Hydrates
29
Initiative: Gas Hydrates
32
The Role of Multiple Platforms in Exploring the Deep Biosphere and the Subseafloor Ocean
33
Environmental Change, Processes and Effects
35
Internal Forcing of Environmental Change
36
Initiative: Extreme Climates
39
External Forcing of Environmental Change
43
Environmental Change Induced by Internal and External Processes
46
Initiative: Rapid Climate Change
50
The Role of Multiple Platforms in Exploring Environmental Change
51
Solid Earth Cycles and Geodynamics
53
Formation of Rifted Continental Margins, Oceanic LIPs and Oceanic Lithosphere
55
Initiative: Continental Breakup and Sedimentary Basin Formation
58
Initiative: Large Igneous Provinces
62
Initiative: 21st Century Mohole
65
Recycling of Oceanic Lithosphere Into the Deeper Mantle and Formation of Continental Crust
66
Initiative: Seismogenic Zone
68
The Role of Multiple Platforms in Exploring Solid Earth Cycles and Geodynamics
69
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Implementation Plan
71
Principles of Implementation
72
Implementation Plan for Initiatives
74
Infrastructure
74
Education and Public Affairs
81
Innovations and Technology Development
82
ODP – IODP Transition Strategy
84
Program Operations and Management
85
Science Advice and Coordination
87
Collaborations
88
IODP Funding
90
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Appendix 1:
Community Consultation in the Development of the IODP Initial Science Plan
93
Appendix 2:
IODP Implementation Plans
95
Appendix 3:
IODP Synergies with Marine Geoscience Programs
105
Glossary
109
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