Luminescence ages of feldspar contaminated quartz from fluvial terrace sediments

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2008-01-01

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Wind-J Wojewoda Publ Co

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This study focuses on obtaining luminescence ages in feldspar contaminated quartz from well-developed fluvial terraces of the Yesilirmak (Iris) river located inside the eastern North Anatolian Fault Shear Zone (NAFZ). We applied a technique based on conventional single-aliquot regenerative-dose (SAR) protocol, modified with an IR pre-treatment to reduce the OSL contribution from feldspar for accurately measuring the dose in quartz. All investigated samples showed an ability to measure a beta dose given in the laboratory, a so called dose recovery test. The dependence of the equivalent dose on thermal treatment was also examined. Dose rate calculations were based on spectral analysis of gamma measurements by a field spectrometer on site. The efforts to establish a chronology using the IR modified SAR technique produced reliable dose results in stratigraphic order. Results were reproducible and grouped broadly between 35-109 ka for Bektemur, 32-36 ka for Kizilca, 19-47 ka for Aksalur and 35-44 ka for Sahinkaya. Obtained results show that the studied area was controlled by tectonic activities within the last 50 ka and the sample Aksalur 2 was the loess deposit formed by aeolian activity.

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This study is supported by ITU/BAP Grant no: 31982. Thanks are due to Murat Manaz, for his assistance in preparing the samples and help in field measurements.

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Stimulated luminescence, Single-aliquot, Green light, Fine-grains, Dose-rates, Cosmic-ray, Loess, Dosimetry, Protocol, OSL

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Geochronometria

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Q4

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Q2

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30

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1

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Güneç Kıyak, N. & Erturaç, M. K. (2008). Luminescence ages of feldspar contaminated quartz from fluvial terrace sediments. Geochronometria, 30(1), 55-60. doi:10.2478/v10003-008-0007-8