Data Set Title: Pamir 2016 Ice Core Stable Isotopes, ICPMS, LAICPMS
Data Format: MS Excel
Data Description: This dataset contains records of stable water
isotopes, major and trace element ICPMS, and ultrahigh resolution
laser ablation inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometer
(ICPMS) records from an ice core collected in the Pamir Mountain
Range of Central Asia.
Input Data Source: These datasets were created by initial
analysis of a new ice core in the W.M. Keck Laser Ice Facility,
Stable Isotope and ICP MS laboratories at the Climate Change
Institute in Orono, Maine.
Data Volume: 4.3 MB
Data Usage Constraints: Please embargo this dataset for 1 year
while we are submitting related papers for publication.
Parameters: core depth, delO-18, delH/D, Sr, Cd, Cs, Ba, La, Ce,
Pr, Pb, Bi, U, Li, Sc, Ag, Al, S, Ca, Ti, V, Cr, Mn, Fe, Co, Na,
Mg, Cu, Zn, Si, As, K
Data Collection Methods:
Thermo ELEMENT2 high-resolution ICP-MS
Thermo ELEMENT2 high-resolution ICP-MS with New Wave UP-213 nm
laser ablation in custom cryochamber
Picarro L-2130-i laser cavity ring-down spectrometer

==Data Set Coverage==
Temporal Coverage: Start Date: 2016-09-01
Temporal Coverage: End Date: 2016-09-30
Temporal Resolution: variable
Spatial Coverage: 39.39N, 72.63E, 5478m a.s.l.
Spatial Resolution:
Variable spatial resolution in ice core depth
Stable isotopes: 5.8cm
ICPMS elements: 1.0cm
LAICPMS elements .002cm

Data Processing Steps:

==Data Set Ingest==
Ingest Frequency: One Time
Ingest Method: Push by provider

==Additional Information==
References About the Data:
Rodda, C., Mayewski, P., Kurbatov, A., Aizen, V., Aizen, E.,
Handley, M., Korotkikh, E., Hoffmann, H., Bohleber, P., Takeuchi,
N., Tsushima, A., Fujita, K., (2019). Evidence for an abrupt
onset of the Little Ice Age and anthropogenic lead pollution from
a 1,600 year ice core chemical record from the Pamir Mountains,
Central Asia. (In review).

Rodda, C, Mayewski, P., Kurbatov, A., Aizen, E., Aizen, V.,
Korotkikh, E., Takeuchi, N., Fujita, K., Kawamura, K., Tsushima,
A. (2019). Seasonal variability in a 1600 year-long ice core
chemical record, Pamir Mountains, Central Asia. (In review).