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Pressure barrels for sampling and preservation of submarine\udsediments under in situ pressure with the robotic sea-floor drill rig MeBo\ud(<i>Meeresboden-Bohrgerät</i>) housed at the MARUM (Bremen, Germany) were developed. Deployments of the\udso-called <q>MDP</q> (MeBo pressure vessel) during two offshore expeditions off New Zealand and off\udSpitsbergen, Norway, resulted in the recovery of sediment cores with pressure stages\udequaling in situ hydrostatic pressure. While initially designed for the\udquantification of gas and gas-hydrate contents in submarine sediments, the MDP\udalso allows for analysis of the sediments under in situ pressure with methods\udtypically applied by researchers from other scientific fields (geotechnics, sedimentology, microbiology, etc.). Here we report on the design\udand operational procedure of the MDP and demonstrate full functionality by\udpresenting the first results from pressure-core degassing and molecular gas\udanalysis

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Design and deployment of autoclave pressure vessels for the portable deep-sea drill rig MeBo (&amp;lt;i&amp;gt;Meeresboden-Bohrgerät&amp;lt;/i&amp;gt;)