Outline of the Drilling Operation at Mizuho Station
Title | Outline of the Drilling Operation at Mizuho Station |
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Publication Type |
Journal Article
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Year |
1978
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Author(s) | Yosio Suzuki , Takatoshi Takizawa |
Journal/ Publication |
Memoirs of National Institute of Polar Research. Special issue 10
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Pagination |
1-24
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Abstract |
Ice drillings were carried out in 1971,1972 and 1974-75 at Mizuho Station (70°41'53"S, 44°19'54"E) as a part of the Glaciological Research Program in Mizuho Plateau of Japanese Antarctic Research Expedition. Four holes, 41.9m, 75.0m, 147.5m and 145.4m deep, were drilled and 350m of cores from them were sent to Japan. Two winches, two electrodrills, and five thermal drills were made for the operation. The operation is chronologically outlined from the embryo stage of its planning, with emphasis being laid on its technical aspect. |
File |
KJ00000011463.pdf (2.57 MB)
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Categories | Field Logistics/Camps, Ice Core Processing/Storage/Quality, Thermal Drilling |
Equipment | JARE drills |
Citation | Yosio Suzuki , Takatoshi Takizawa ( 1978 ) Outline of the Drilling Operation at Mizuho Station. Memoirs of National Institute of Polar Research. Special issue 10 , 1-24 . |
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