Core Sampling
A Core Sampling is Sediment samples are taken by pushing a hollow tube into the river bottom and removing a core. The cylindrical Core sample is then sliced and the various slices analyzed. High-Resolution Sampling sliced the core into many thin slices (approximately one to 1.5-inches thick). Low-Resolution Sampling sliced the core into fewer slices (approximately 9-inches thick).
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