Continued Curation of the Marine Geology and Geophysics Collection in the OSU/CEOAS Marine and Geology Repository

该项目支持俄勒冈州州立大学海洋和地质储存库的运作。收集了25，000多个沉积物岩心、岩石、深海结核和沉积物捕获器样品。从收集的样本分发给科学家，教育工作者，和博物馆在美国和世界各地。更广泛的影响包括本科生实习和教育方案以及针对广泛年龄段（K-12、本科生、研究生、公众）的图尔斯之旅。俄勒冈州州立大学的地球、海洋和大气科学学院于1971年建立了海洋和地质储存库（OSU-MGR），作为NSF赞助的社区设施。该项目支持美国国家科学基金会的海洋地质收集，包括来自近7000个岩心的约16，000米海洋沉积物，来自近600个挖泥船的15，500个岩石样品，来自61个潜水（Alvin，Alvin）的570个岩石样品，528个深海锰结核和1650个沉积物捕获样品。通过在连续冷藏条件下对岩石和沉积物进行高质量存档，这些独一无二的材料被保存下来供科学界使用。50多年来，大洋州立大学海洋和自然资源保护区的使命一直是为科学研究和教育存档和分发地质样品和相关Meta数据，主要是沉积岩芯、岩石、结核和沉积物收集器样品。在过去的30年里，超过190，000个样本被分发给美国和世界各地的科学家，教育工作者和博物馆。 其中33%来自超过5年的岩心/挖泥船，75%来自非俄勒冈州立大学的调查人员。在过去7年中采集了32，500多个样本，需求仍然很高。长期目标包括：1）继续改善对社区的服务，包括虚拟能力，数据采集和远程采样。2)从船上和存储库来源收集、捕获和提供非破坏性数据。3)支持教学，培训，并通过在研究生，本科，K-12班，REU课程，暑期学校使用OSU-MGR存储库学习，并雇用来自不同背景的本科生工作者，以及通过向公众开放设施进行图尔斯，开放日和演示。产品将通过OSU-MGR网站和国家数据库传播。通过将数据与包括DOI、ORCID、IGSN和R2 R Expedition ID在内的唯一标识符相关联，在线数据存储库将变得公平--可查找、可解释、可互操作、可复制。该奖项反映了NSF的法定使命，并通过使用基金会的知识价值和更广泛的影响审查标准进行评估，被认为值得支持。

This project supports the operation of the Marine and Geology Repository at Oregon State University. The collection includes more than 25,000 sediment cores, rocks, deep sea nodules, and sediment trap samples. Samples from the collection are distributed to scientists, educators, and museums throughout the United States and around the world. Broader impacts include internships for undergraduate students and educational programs and tours targeting a wide age range (K-12, undergraduate, graduate, public). The College of Earth, Ocean, and Atmospheric Sciences at Oregon State University established the Marine and Geology Repository (OSU-MGR) in 1971 as an NSF-sponsored community facility. This project supports NSF’s Marine Geology Collection consisting of approximately 16,000 m of marine sediments from almost 7000 cores, 15,500 rock samples from almost 600 dredges, 570 rock samples from 61 dives (Alvin, ROV), 528 deep-sea manganese nodules, and 1650 sediment trap samples. Through high quality archiving of rocks and sediment under continuous refrigeration, these one-of-a-kind materials are preserved for the scientific community. For more than 50 years the mission of the OSU-MGR has remained, to archive and distribute geological samples and associated meta data, predominantly sediment cores, rocks, nodules and sediment trap samples, for scientific research and education. Over the past 30 years, more than 190,000 samples have been distributed to scientists, educators, and museums throughout the United States and around the world. 33% of these are from cores/dredges that are more than 5 years old and 75% go to non-OSU investigators. With more than 32,500 samples taken over the last 7 years the demand remains high. Long-term goals include: 1) To continue to improve services to the community, including virtual capabilities, data acquisition, and remote sampling. 2) To collect, capture, and serve non-destructive data from both shipboard and repository sources. 3) Support teaching, training, and learning through use of the OSU-MGR repository in graduate, undergraduate, K-12 classes, REU programs, summer schools, and employing undergraduate student workers from diverse backgrounds, as well as by opening the facility to the public for tours, open houses, and presentations. Products will be disseminated through the OSU-MGR website and national databases. The online data repository will be made FAIR—Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reproducible—by linking data to unique identifiers including DOI, ORCID, IGSN, and R2R Expedition IDs.This award reflects NSF's statutory mission and has been deemed worthy of support through evaluation using the Foundation's intellectual merit and broader impacts review criteria.