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Fennoscandia Arctic Russia - Drilling Early Earth Project

Project Acronym: FAR-DEEP | State: Completed | Expedition ID: 5018

The main scientific goal is to create a self-consistent model explaining the genesis and timing of the abrupt establishment of the modern Earth system through early Palaeoproterozoic time. This will be achieved utilising a multidisciplinary, international research group to study drillcore obtained from Palaeoprotrozoic volcano-sedimentary successions in Fennoscandia.

KEYWORDS: Asia, Russia, Fennoscandia, Climate Change, Early Life, Earth Evolution, Global Environment, Global Events, Paleoproterozoic

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Title:
Fennoscandia Arctic Russia - Drilling Early Earth Project (FAR-DEEP)
Proposed in:
2006
Current State:
Completed
Proposal abstract:
n.a.
Geologic age:
Paleoproterozoic
Number of drillsites (drillholes):
13(16)
Drilled length:
3563.7 m (17 wellholes/hole attempts/hole deepenings/sidetracks total)
Cored length:
3563.7 m
Core recovered, length:
3558.2 m
Core recovered length / Cored length:
99.8%
Core recovered / Drilled length:
99.8%
Expedition #
5018
Location
Europe, Russia, NW Russia, Kola Peninsula, Imandra-Varzuga Greenstone Belt, Russia
Coordinates
68.0000, 33.0000
Status
Completed
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Expedition acronym
FAR-DEEP
Expedition #
5018
ICDP ID
ICDP-2006/01
Internal ID
#1314
LDIS ID
3793
Proposals ID
4746

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Project Timeline

Moratorium

6 March 2009 - 6 March 2011

Sampling Party

2 - 6 March 2009

Post-Drilling Workshop

29 - 30 May 2008

Drilling

29 May - 29 October 2007

Full Proposal Approved

Workshop Held

25 - 29 September 2005 in Trondheim, Norway

Workshop Proposal Approved