Research Article
Thessaloniki Mud Volcano, the Shallowest Gas Hydrate-Bearing Mud Volcano in the Anaximander Mountains, Eastern Mediterranean
Table 1
(a) Gravity cores. (b) Autoclave core.
(a) |
| Core no. | Latitude | Longitude | Water depth (m) | Sediment temperature | Length (cm) | G.H. presence (visual identification) | Smell of H²S gas |
| AX46-GC1 | 35°28.603′ | 30°15.113′ | 1263 | 14,4°C | 110 | No | Yes | AX47-GC1 | 35°28.562′ | 30°15.123′ | 1265 | 12,3°C | 167 | No | Yes | AX48-GG1 | 35°28.729′ | 30°15.052′ | 1264 | 8.4–10.7°C | 130 | Yes | Yes | AX49-GC1 | 35°28.728′ | 30°15.060′ | 1264 | No data | 228 | Yes | Yes |
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(b) |
| Core no. | Latitude | Longitude | Water depth (m) | Length (cm) | Pressure (bars) | GH presence | Gas vol. (litres) |
| AX49-AP1 | 35°28.728′ | 30°15.060′ | 1.264 | 0.70 | 105 | Yes | 3.1 |
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