Expedition 398
JOIDES Resolution at night in the Aegean Sea
Expedition 305
Gabbronorite photomicrograph
Expedition 352
JOIDES Resolution in the Philippine Sea
Expedition 344
Reentry cone deployment
Expedition 303
JOIDES Resolution in St. John’s, Newfoundland
Expedition 346
Core sections in a storage rack
Expedition 379
JOIDES Resolution in Punta Arenas, Chile
Expedition 353
JOIDES Resolution at sunrise in the Indian Ocean
Expedition 403
JOIDES Resolution surrounded by a rainbow
Announcements
JOIDES Resolution instrumentation to be added to the Gulf Coast Repository at Texas A&M University
Instrumented GCR laboratories are expected to be set up and functional by Spring 2025.
Acceptance of data reports continues
We are continuing to accept submissions of data reports based on analyses of samples from cores collected during IODP expeditions. Data reports generally contain tabular data set(s) and supporting graphics, but do not contain interpretation of results. Data reports are peer-reviewed and are included as chapters in the Expedition Research Results section of the Proceedings volume for a specified expedition. To submit a data report, visit the IODP Manuscript Submission and Review website. If you have any questions, please contact Jennifer Hertzberg.
Expeditions
Expedition Information
Science Reports
Expedition 403
Expedition 402
Expedition 401
Expedition 400
News
News Stories See all news stories
- Expedition 403: Sailing the Last Expedition of the JOIDES Resolution
- Precession Drives Atmospheric Circulation Changes Toward Arctic Ocean
- With venerable ship’s retirement, U.S.-led ocean-drilling program ends
- Ocean drilling makes for more robust climate modelling of the future
- 1.2 Million-Year-Old Deep Ocean Secrets Rewrite the Story of Earth’s Ice Ages
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News Releases See all news releases
- Mega-iceberg from Antarctica on collision course with South Georgia: harbinger of things to come?
- Ultra-deep drilling reveals mysteries of Japan tsunami
- Past climate change shifts ocean currents and winds, altering heat and carbon exchange in the Southern Ocean, study finds
- Antarctica’s irregular heartbeat shows signs of rapid melting
- On the trail of the 2011 mega earthquake
Recent Publications
Scientific Prospectuses
- Expedition 405 Scientific Prospectus Addendum
- Expedition 389 Scientific Prospectus
- Expedition 405 Scientific Prospectus
Preliminary Reports
Proceedings volumes
Expedition Research Results
- Data report: major and trace element geochemistry of Shikoku Basin sediments
- Data report: characterization of iron oxides and iron sulfides
- Data report: petrography of volcaniclastic intervals
- Data report: permeability, porosity, pore size, grain size, and microporosity
- Data report: X-ray fluorescence scanning
- Data report: hydrocarbon profiles
What Is IODP?
The International Ocean Discovery Program (IODP) is an international research collaboration that coordinates seagoing expeditions to study the history of the Earth recorded in sediments and rocks beneath the ocean floor. The JOIDES Resolution Science Operator (JRSO) operates the scientific drillship JOIDES Resolution on behalf of the National Science Foundation. With an international workforce and scientists with many different backgrounds and perspectives, the JRSO promotes a safe work environment, which is reflected in our JRSO Code of Conduct.
Our Vision
We are committed to exceeding the expectations of the scientific ocean drilling community by maximizing the science the JOIDES Resolution delivers.