Testing paleomagnetic directional distributions against field models for the averaging of secular variation and correcting for inclination shallowing using an updated elongation/inclination approach (SVEI)
Lisa Tauxe,
David Heslop,
Stuart A. Gilder
Abstract:This paper addresses one of the critical questions of scientific
inquiry: How do we know when a given data set is representative of the
phenomenon being examined? For paleomagnetists, the question is often
whether a particular dataset sufficiently averaged paleosecular
variation (PSV). To this aim, we updated an existing PSV dataset that
now comprises 2441 site mean directions from 94 individual studies
(PSV10-24). Minimal filtering for data quality resulted in 1619 sites
from 90 publications. Fitting PSV10-24… Show more
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