Data generated during the study 'Transport of melt in granitic mush systems; An example from the Götemar pluton, Sweden' Mattsson et al. submitted for review to AGU Geochemistry, Geophysics, Geosystems 

-Data is sorted into four zipped folders, AMS data, Field observations and Strucural measurements, GPS granite sheet data, Remanence Magnetization data.
-Descriptions of Headings/variables in the data files are given in the 'variable_codebook' .txt file. Variables are sorted according filename.
-GPS tracks of granite sheets data are given in a merged gpx file of GPS track data, which gives the lat and long of each node along the line. GPS data for each sheet are also given in a csv file.
-Field observations and structural measurements with a compass and clinometer of granite sheets in the Götemar granite pluton are given in a csv file named 'Gotemar_Structural measurements'and the Google Earth KMZ file.
-Anisotropy of Magnetic Susceptibility (AMS) data are given in Agico (https://www.agico.com/) ran data files and in csv files with individual specimen data and mean sample data. The ran files are named after sample name GMxx.The ran data files can be opened with the software Anisoft5 (https://www.agico.com/text/software/anisoft/anisoft.php).
-Magnetic Remanence data are given as Agico (https://www.agico.com/) JR6 data files and the 'Gotemar_JR6_data' csv file. The Jr6 files are named after Magnetic treatment type and for Anisotropy of Anhysteretic Remanence Magnetization sample name. Analysis parameters are given in an spreadsheet with the name 'Jr6_Analysis_Parameters'. Data can be accessed with text file readers or the software Rema6. (https://www.agico.com/text/software/rema6/rema6.php).
-Files with 'T-X' in its name include temperature vs. magnetic susceptibility data and the experiment log. The field 'corrected susceptibility' is corrected for the susceptibility of the sample holder.
