DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.08249
title: Large Evaporite Provinces: dominated by Solar or geothermal energy ?
title: Large Evaporite Provinces: dominated by Solar or geothermal energy ?

description: This dataset is in Excel table format and the table includes a total of 6 schedules.The first schedule is the statistical data of 128 evaporite basins in different geological ages around the world. The horizontal axis includes mainly serial number, basin name, tectonic type, age of salt formation, salt volume and references. The vertical axis contains a total of 368 rows and consists mainly of salt volumes and references for evaporite basins.The second schedule shows the volume of evaporites in different tectonic settings. The horizontal axis information is mainly serial number, basin name, tectonic type and salt volume. The vertical axis is mainly the name of the salt basin and the corresponding salt volume.The third schedule is the volume of extant salt in the present-day Eocene. The information on the horizontal axis includes the age of salt formation, salt volume, and the number of salt basins in different ages. The vertical axis focuses on the specific salt-forming geological epoch and the corresponding salt volume. The vertical axis consists of a total of 31 rows and the horizontal axis consists of 6 columns.The fourth schedule is the volume statistics of reconstructed evaporites of different geologic ages in Figure 1A of the article, which specifically corresponds to the blue columns in Figure 1A. The horizontal axis mainly includes the age of salt formation, the volume of extant salt on land, the volume of salt on the seafloor, the volume of recirculated salt, the volume of denuded salt, and the volume of reconstructed salt. The vertical axis mainly includes the salt volume data corresponding to each geological epoch. The lower part of the table shows the references and specific salt volume calculation methods.The fifth schedule is a statistical table of the data of LEPs, which specifically corresponds to the green bars in Figure 1A in the article. The horizontal axis is mainly the serial number, basin name, salt-forming age, salt volume, and volume of LEPs. The vertical axis is the specific salt volume corresponding to each geological epoch.The sixth schedule is the statistical table of the data of LIPs, which specifically corresponds to the red bars and purple curves in Figure 1B in the article. The horizontal axis of this table consists mainly of serial number, age, name of LIPs, type, location, area, volume, and reference. The vertical axis mainly consists of specific information on the LIPs corresponding to different geological ages and the main references.
description: This dataset is in Excel table format and the table includes a total of 6 schedules.The first schedule is the statistical data of 128 evaporite basins in different geological ages around the world. The horizontal axis includes mainly serial number, basin name, tectonic type, age of salt formation, salt volume and references. The vertical axis contains a total of 368 rows and consists mainly of salt volumes and references for evaporite basins.The second schedule shows the volume of evaporites in different tectonic settings. The horizontal axis information is mainly serial number, basin name, tectonic type and salt volume. The vertical axis is mainly the name of the salt basin and the corresponding salt volume.The third schedule is the volume of extant salt in the present-day Eocene. The information on the horizontal axis includes the age of salt formation, salt volume, and the number of salt basins in different ages. The vertical axis focuses on the specific salt-forming geological epoch and the corresponding salt volume. The vertical axis consists of a total of 31 rows and the horizontal axis consists of 6 columns.The fourth schedule is the volume statistics of reconstructed evaporites of different geologic ages in Figure 1A of the article, which specifically corresponds to the blue columns in Figure 1A. The horizontal axis mainly includes the age of salt formation, the volume of extant salt on land, the volume of salt on the seafloor, the volume of recirculated salt, the volume of denuded salt, and the volume of reconstructed salt. The vertical axis mainly includes the salt volume data corresponding to each geological epoch. The lower part of the table shows the references and specific salt volume calculation methods.The fifth schedule is a statistical table of the data of LEPs, which specifically corresponds to the green bars in Figure 1A in the article. The horizontal axis is mainly the serial number, basin name, salt-forming age, salt volume, and volume of LEPs. The vertical axis is the specific salt volume corresponding to each geological epoch.The sixth schedule is the statistical table of the data of LIPs, which specifically corresponds to the red bars and purple curves in Figure 1B in the article. The horizontal axis of this table consists mainly of serial number, age, name of LIPs, type, location, area, volume, and reference. The vertical axis mainly consists of specific information on the LIPs corresponding to different geological ages and the main references.